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How do(did) you raise your kids?
My daughter is eleven years old now.I feel time flies so fast eventhough I still remember the first day my daughter went to kindergarten:so warm and cute...
I always keep the gratitude in my heart for the god sent me the most treasure gift to me:my daughter(although I am totally just an Atheism).
But meanwhile I being a mom,sometimes I do worry too...:worry if I miss any crisis time to support my daughter to growing up...worry what I share with her do help her or not?worry if I do try my best to take my resposibility for her or not...if I ignore sth which are very important in her growing...I know being worrying is good...But sometimes I still need to find balance for myself:)
So I would like you come to share with me your experience in raising your kids?Thanks.
adesh saxena
Jun 15 2013: On Children
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Kahlil Gibran
Your children are not your children.
They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself.
They come through you but not from you,
And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.
You may give them your love but not your thoughts,
For they have their own thoughts.
You may house their bodies but not their souls,
For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow,
which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams.
You may strive to be like them,
but seek not to make them like you.
For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday.
You are the bows from which your children
as living arrows are sent forth.
The archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite,
and He bends you with His might
that His arrows may go swift and far.
Let your bending in the archer's hand be for gladness;
For even as He loves the arrow that flies,
so He loves also the bow that is stable.
Jun 15 2013: Ooooo...Thanks Dear adesh saxena.That's so great to have your sharing a such beautiful poem came from my favorite author:Kahlil Gibran.Once I read so many his writing about love and relationship in chinese(translation).
And I am the most inspired by 'You may give them your love but not your thoughts For they have their own thoughts.Sometimes I expect my daughter to get the thoughts I shared with her.But most of time I failed:For an example:I have been doing meditation for more than three years.I know how it works for self-reflection...but everytime I shared with her,she never tried to do it...I tried to find any chance to share the idea with her:but obviously she isn't aware of what important it is....I told myself:I can't force her.But I really hope someday she can know and keep doing it in her life.Maybe she is still too young...or....whatever I think waiting and finding the chance to share with her is the only I can do.Because once I was angry when I told her sth about meditation she said it was a stupid exercise.Later I reflected again:It was my fault to be angry with her for it.
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You may give them your love but not your thoughts,
For they have their own thoughts.
You may house their bodies but not their souls,
For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow,
which you cannot visit,not even in your dreams.
You may strive to be like them,
but seek not to make them like you.
For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday.
Thanks again:adesh saxena:)
Jun 16 2013: Dear
Have immense patience and self belief. There is no role of anger or frustation here.
Even if your child does not agree with your views, make sure she respects you for the way you chose to explain yourself.
Jun 16 2013: Yup:)my girl does try meditation,maybe it isn't easy for her to insist on.Jun 16 2013: Have patience
Vulture is a patient bird.
Jun 16 2013: I would have liked Mr. Gibran. Beautiful and so on the mark. Thanks for that.
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Lamb Lamb
Jun 16 2013: Yes.
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Being human is the +1 priority to learn human basic values consistently, then, we are encouraged to learn to be a professional ……. in many different fields!Jun 15 2013: Kids .... those are the little people that I saw around our house. One at a time they just sort of left. I was very involved.
Edulover ... Kids do not come with a owners manual .. and each one is different. When they were young I spent the time I could with them and hoped to be a good role model while teamimg them with other good kids to play with. When they get older they will have friends .. some you can control .. and some you cannot. The best you can hope for at that point is that you instilled good values and ethics and they will come to the top.
Even if they don't remember she is your baby and you love her ... perfect or not.
I put a sign over my door that said .... RETURN WITH HONOR .... no lecture just the sign.
I wish you well. Bob.
Jun 15 2013: Hi Dear Robert Winner:).You are right:Kids don't come with a owners manual...I know she will has her family,her friend,her life...Jun 19 2013: Good morning edulover
We encouraged our child practically from the moment she was born to take her hunger for life directly to the source, whatever or whomever that source might be. Be yourself, allow your child to be herself, a balancing act for sure!
Our examples:
Once our daughter started dining at the table on adult foods we served her by holding bowls of food and allowing her to take her own helping, instead of forcing some bogus parental standard of how much she should eat. She never had food issues.
We informed her that when she felt she could stay dry during the night she could wear grown-up girl panties (which she knew were awaiting her in a drawer) instead of diapers. It worked beautifully. She decided when, without a fuss.
As she matured we always nudged her to speak up, stand up, try, fail, try again -- doing as many things on her own behalf as she could and would. She knew we always had her back, she knew her parents each loved her fiercely and unconditionally and supported her; we just did not do her all living and growing for her. That was her right.
We interceded only when she was unable to handle an issue.
Some might see this as indulgence. Quite the opposite. We knew that within that lively being was someone whose quality of life would depend forever on being able to make wise decisions for herself. Today she is still lively, married, professionally adept, engaged in the world, loving, connected with family and completely at ease with making all the tough decisions.
So, our message as parents together (later, as single parent) always was "We believe in you. You can do it." It was worlds removed from the hovering, fretting and micro-managing that appears to flavor so much of today's parenting. It meant letting go all along the way, in age-appropriate ways, so our daughter could grab hold -- of her own life, that is.
It was not always easy, that I can assure you! But worthwhile matters seldom are.
Enjoy every moment with your child!
Jun 19 2013: Hi Dear Betsy Shea-Taylor:).Thank you so much for the precious sharing:)
I guess it should be Good evening here:).Thanks again.Jun 16 2013: I know only two things really count: love and trust with the example that you give.
Jun 16 2013: Hi Dear Frans Kellner,Yes ,love is the most precious gift I got from my parents.And I must to say:my kid gives me a chance to really understand and experience what is the so called love,and it makes my life be whole...Jun 15 2013: With love , care and freedom
Jun 15 2013: HI Dear salim Solaiman.:)Great idea deserves me to contribute in my whole life:).whenever I see parents can conquer any difficulty to take care of their children:especially those children got autism...or born in disable...I couldn't help saying:they are so great....how hard it is...because life is living day after day...we happy,we upset...we depressed we adjust...
Jun 15 2013: What a nice question Edulover.
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I think from my experience, loving your kids is the most important thing you can do.
And this love should be evident through loving acts.
Good communication is important....talking about anything and everything.
Talking with them, and not at them. I am sure, as a teacher, you know the difference, yes?
And a good sense of humor is wonderful.
Laugh laugh and laugh......
And, do things together.....watch tv together, cook together, clean together.
Be spontaneous.......do fun things on the spur of the moment.......kids love that.
I think that raising kids involves sacrifice........but the reward....the bond you form is so special.
And of course, there is need of discipline......your yes must mean yes and your no mean no.
I once read a biography, and in it there was a quote that said, "Kids are like horses - in that things go alot easier if you get their respect from the outset rather than trying to demand it after they start seeing what they can get away with."
I hope my contribution is of help to you :)
I hope you get more participation Edulover.....there are alot of parents on TED.
Jun 15 2013: Thanks Dear Mary M.:)I often play together with my daughter.We often have running competition in casual...just for fun...my character is kind of childish..so when I play together with my daughter,i like to make jokes,so she often said:hey hey,now who is daugther and who is mom?LolJun 18 2013: Hello Edulover:>)
I feel that my kids raised me, as much as I raised them! I perceive it as a cooperative effort on all our parts, and as with most life experiences, I took on the role of mother as an exploration...what can I offer in the way of teaching them, and what can I learn from them.
I tried to always be open and honest with them, and guide them to the best of my ability, with the information I had at the time. There were times in their teens, when I said...."I've never been a mother before, so help me with this...ok?"
We travel through the life adventure first as mother/children, then, because I introduced them to lots of activities (theater, music, sports, etc.) we often participated in these activities as they grew older. We skied, sailed, played volleyball, tennis, my son and I appeared in several theater productions together, etc. Our roles changed a bit as we grew together, and in their college years, I considered them more like friends than mother/kids.
We had a unique experience after I sustained a near fatal head injury, because the roles changed again.....they were the caring, protecting, care givers (parenting) and I was in a child like state. This often happens when we age, but at that time, they were in their early 20s, and I was only 43.
We eventually adjusted the "roles" again, and now we are back to something of a "normal" relationship whereas the parent is aging, and the "children" are incredibly wonderful (in my humble perception) caring adults with their own children and grandchildren.....and so the life cycle continues with all of us continuing to learn and grow to the best of our ability:>)
Lamb Lamb
Jun 19 2013: Thanks for sharing, Colleen.
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My thoughts on your current messages, sometimes, life is like a big tree, a big tree which falls down after a cyclone. Sometimes life can be like grass, it also hit with tropical storm, and strong wind gone and grass sill stand up and smiles at the sun !
Jun 21 2013: Thank you Lamb Lamb:>)
I agree...life can sometimes be like a tree, or grass that gets blown down in a storm, and lifts up toward the sun again....well said:>)
Mitch SMith
Jun 16 2013: I did, and do, allow my kid to raise himself - he is human - and I presume that since humans survived this last 200,000 years, that they are qualified to continue doing just that.
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This is not neglect - it is a very hard task of passive nurturing - he is not forced, does not have to be forced, but when he shows a need of support in his quests and endeavours - he gets all we can give.
The hardest part is to not be an obstacle.
He is home schooled, and without prompting has surpassed the state curriculum - because he wanted to learn.
So far so good. There's a few years yet before we can claim any kind of success - maybe there is no true measure of that - he's alive .. he's happy.
Jun 16 2013: Wowowowo...that's so great:) Dear Mitch Smith.Yup:there isn't true measure of that-she's alive...she's happy...she's dear she's cute...
Mitch SMith
Jun 16 2013: Yes. There is a very fine distinction between education and learning.
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The education idea tends to assume that a child is empty and must be filled.
This is not correct. A child is active and will learn quickly whatever they have motive to learn.
These motives seem to be partly built-in, but are mostly the joy of participation and emulation of role models.
From these motives, questions arise and explorations begin.
All along the way is nurture - with the main goal of providing a sense of acceptance and security.
Once the child has this base, then it becomes the foundation to support inquiry.Jun 15 2013: With patience... LOTS of patience.
Jun 15 2013: Yup:) patiently...
Jun 15 2013: It's true... but you know, mine are still little. I feel like my son has only just stopped putting everything in his mouth! I find, I underestimate them often these days. They are so much further in their development than I think they are...! Sometimes I say, 'Will you stop growing for a MINUTE?! I can't keep up with you!' which they think is hilarious of course.
To me, it keeps getting better and better as they get older. Our relationship is so solid. Having philosophical conversations or talking about dreams or singing together, watching their imaginations take them away, seeing them create, show tenderness for each other, fight and make up... all these things are the icing on the cake of parenting, in my opinion!
I agree so much with Mary's comment, that it's all about total and completely unconditional love. Saying it, showing it, doing it. It also means embracing every emotion, which is not always easy. I try to help my kids understand what it is they're feeling, and why. I also try not to intervene when they have an argument, so they learn how to solve conflicts themselves. Finding that balance between giving them security and freedom is tricky, and it keeps changing!!
My parents gave me a wonderful gift when I was growing up, which was, time to be alone. I give my kids this gift too. Time to reflect, time for inner-communication, to get in touch with who they are, and why they are. To feel whatever they want to feel, or create, or ponder, or daydream or simply let their minds go blank.
It is so easy to fill a child's life with activities and stimuli, which is good, but it needs to be balanced with time for themselves.
Jun 16 2013: Hi Dear lizanne Hennessey:)"will you stop growing for a Minute?Lol...Yup...kids are growing so fast.Sometimes I do have the feeling:oh...god,my girl knows a lot and it seems I am not aware of that.I count my fingers:one two three....after six years,she will go to university.How precious the six years:)Jun 21 2013: My son is 6, he'll be 7 next month.
I try to treat him like my equal to an extent because he is a child but hes still a person, I show him that respect isnt always give and take, and don't let anyone else's rudeness affect how you treat people.
I allow my monster some independence, he helps me food shop and shop for clothes. He dresses himself sometimes unless we're going somewhere and I already have an outfit in mind.
I try to attend as many school events and extracurricular things as possible because it means a lot to him and just as much to me to be there. It shows that I support him. If I cant attend I explain why, he understands.
regarding discipline, I always discipline immediately after the action, I explain to him what he did wrong, why its wrong, I answer any questions he may have about it and then I punish him, which is usually time out or I take toys n video games away which hurts him the most. Just saying something is wrong, just teaches your kid submission, we don't want that, he should always be well informed, I never inhibit him from asking questions.
I put him in aikido to teach him discipline, that violence should always be last resort, and meditation. He loves it, and its definitely helping with his behavior in school and with his peers.
I always find time for some me time, he has boy cousins that he likes to stay over so he'll stay with them for a day or two once or twice a month and I enjoy time to myself. I embrace play dates and sleep overs.
im a psych major and ive taken many child psych courses, and one thing that really stuck with me is how you praise your child. Instead of complimenting them like "Look at this A, you're so smart" work on saying things like "You did a great job, Im proud" that way, if there's a moment when they dont get that grade they wont feel bad about themselves, they will feel they need to do better work.
Jun 22 2013: Hi,Dear Uniqea Monie:).Thanks for sharing how you raise your lovely son experience and ideas here.I do appreciate a lot and do learn a lot from you.Thanks:).Jun 16 2013: Have immense patience and self belief. There is no role of anger or frustation here.
Even if your child does not agree with your views, make sure she respects you for the way you chose to explain yourself.


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In most vehicles, you can use an adapter to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Pioneer stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the Pioneer, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Bluetooth note: Use of this receiver's Bluetooth features will depend upon your phone's Bluetooth capabilities. Learn more in our article explaining Bluetooth profiles. Note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check Details for specific iPod model compatibility with this receiver or its optional iPod adapter. iPhone® 5 Note: You'll need to update this Pioneer receiver to enable Bluetooth control and metadata display for the iPhone 5 or other Apple iOS6 devices. This update requires a laptop with Bluetooth running Windows 7. 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Saturday, March 22, 2003CHARLOTTE, N.C. (March 22, 2003) - ETSU sophomore and most outstanding Southern Conference indoor performer, Brad Yewer (Newbury, England), picked up where he left off, winning the men's 3000 meters (8:29.63), as the Buccaneers opened up the 2003 outdoor season at the Charlotte Outdoor Invitational. ETSU received strong performances from the Buccaneer field performers with three advancing to the finals. Buccaneer junior and SoCon indoor Champion, Cheryl Howard (Wyalusing, Pa.), placed second in the high jump, jumping 1.65 meters. "Josh [Artau] and Jason [Farr] are doing a great job with our field athletes," Buccaneer assistant Michelle Byrne said. "They had a solid outing all weekend." In the women's 800 meters, junior Tiffany Collier (Atlanta, Ga.) ran a lifetime best Saturday finishing the race with a time of 2:21.63. In the 400 meters, Kim Simmons (Knoxville, Tenn.) advanced to the finals running a season, indoor and outdoor, best of 56.93. The Buccaneers struggled in the short sprint events, failing to advance anyone to the finals. "As a staff we were disappointed with this being the season opener and not having anyone advance," Byrne added. "This was a gut check for our sprinters, we know what we need to work on to get ready for conference in four weeks." The men's 4x400 meter relay team, made up of Donald Cabbler, Kaylin Chesney, Marcus Barnes and Clark Tucker, ran their best of the season (3:24.80). "This was a good measuring stick for us as a staff," said Byrne. "We need to focus on what we need to do to improve and get better."
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For as long as politicians have been kissing babies, they've been using kids for political advantage. So what is the best, right way to use children in a political debate?
That seems particularly salient this week, now that the NRA has released its ad calling the president an "elitist" for having his "kids"—it didn't say daughters—protected by arms while being "skeptical" about armed guards in schools. For his part, Obama invited children to help promote his plan to curb gun violence. On Wednesday the president had four of them join him on stage—representatives of the large numbers of children who wrote the White House following the Newtown massacre. And next week, marchers—many of them young people bused in by school and church groups—opposed to Roe v. Wade will march on Washington to protest the 40-year-old ruling.
Every parent, every person has to decide what you consider untoward and inappropriate. If you put your child in a Reelect Mayor Quimby shirt, that's your business, of course.
So which of these—if any—are crossing a line?
That NRA Ad. The NRA ad is so over the top that it's been widely ridiculed, including by MSNBC broadcaster and former Republican Rep. Joe Scarborough. Scarborough said that it looks more like a Saturday Night Live ad.
But is it unfair to ever mention the president's daughters, especially if not by name? I'm not so sure. This particular ad was as illogical as it was odious. The president's children aren't the same as everyone else, and their security needs are different—not to mention that the Secret Service is different than a massive program to hire retired cops to guard playgrounds. But if one asks if it's OK for the Clintons and Obamas to send their kids to private school while opposing school-choice plans that give money to kids to attend private school, that's a more reasonable question. Bill Clinton and Barack Obama could well have sent their kids to public school, as Jimmy Carter did.
For me, the NRA putting its imprimatur on a video game seems more odious.
Putting Kids Onstage. It's an honor and the memory of a lifetime to be on stage with the president, as four young Americans were on Wednesday. And their parents surely supported it. So who's to complain—especially since the issue at hand is protecting children from gun violence? It's not like you're putting them out there for tax reform.
Still, it was awkward when the president had them on stage on Wednesday. Somehow, to enlist children—to essentially use them as props, albeit with their parents' consent—to support nearly two dozen executive orders and legislative proposals on gun control seems questionable. It seemed less questionable when the vice president cited one of the Virginia Tech shooting survivors who was in the audience and who still has bullet fragments in him. There, you're at least dealing with an adult.
Kids Marching. Lots of protests have kids marching alongside their parents, and that will certainly be true at the March for Life next week. There are plenty of associated youth functions, and if the past is any indicator, you'll see a lot of school buses around town bringing kids in. Children get their political values from their parents, and they either embrace them or reject them (e.g. Hillary Clinton's switch from Goldwater Girl to liberal). Everyone has the right to bring their kid to a free assembly to make a stand about what they believe. Whether that's appropriate or not is up to individuals. But it's a question worth asking as politicians seem to increasingly want to be the saviour of children.


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Mom Called Me This Morning. 6 Inches Of Snow On The Way!
"Are you kidding me!", I said. APRIL FOOLS, she yells. My mom I swear she gets me every year. She said she was trying to think of the one that that would irritate me the most. Of course, she thought that little four letter word I hate the most


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Documents and research related to the 780 people who have been sent to the Guantánamo Bay prison since 2002.
Ahmed Belbacha
Ahmed Belbacha is a 45-year-old citizen of Algeria. As of January 2010, the Guantánamo Review Task Force had recommended him for transfer. He was transferred to Algeria on March 13, 2014.
Internment Serial Number: 290
Alternate names:
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- Achmed Bin Saleh Bel Bacha


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Saturday, April 05, 2003BOONE, N.C. (April 5, 2003) — Appalachian State registered early leads in both games and used solid starting pitching to sweep East Tennessee State 7-3 and 8-5 in a Southern Conference doubleheader at Red Lackey Field in Boone, N.C. With the sweep, Appalachian State raises their record to 9-18, 3-8 in Southern Conference games. East Tennessee State falls to 9-17, 5-8 in SoCon matchups. Appalachian rookie Brett Pomykala set the tone in the first inning of the day with a three-run home run that gave the home team an early 3-0 lead. ETSU junior starter Tim Turner (Marietta, Ga.) allowed Ben Marsh to reach via an error and Eric Pittman reached base on a fielder's choice to set up Pomykala's two-out blast. East Tennessee State got one run back in the second inning when sophomore Justin Clear's (LaFollette. Tenn.) sacrifice fly to left field allowed freshman Steven Calicutt (Spartanburg, S.C.) to score from third base. Callicutt's run made it a 3-1 game. The Mountaineers added two runs in the bottom of the second and two more in the third to stretch their advantage to 7-1. Clint Johns scored on an RBI single by Ben Marsh and Graham Thompson's single to left field plated Ty Racette. With one out in the third inning, the Apps used back-to-back infield singles by Johns and Racette to score two runs. Clear, who finished the first game 3-for-3, with three runs batted in for East Tennessee State, knocked in his second run of the game on a single that plated sophomore Kevin Brotherton (Erwin, Tenn.). Brotherton reached base after being hit by pitch. Joe Norton registered four hit batsmen over his six innings on the mound. In the sixth inning, Calicutt opened the frame with a double. Clear singled home Calicutt two batters later to set the final margin. Appalachian reliever Monty Fast gave up one hit over three innings of scoreless relief to earn his first save of the season. ETSU starter Tim Turner gave up seven runs, only four of which were earned, over three innings to receive the loss. Freshman Jeremy Hall (Johnson City, Tenn.) scattered four hits over five innings of relief. In the nightcap, Appalachian scored five runs in the third inning to take a 7-2 lead and hold on for the 8-5 win. Nick Peterson survived a rally in the seventh and earned his second win of the season. Appalachian held a 5-2 lead in third inning after an RBI single by Joey Robinson and two batters later an East Tennessee State error allowed Eric Pittman and Robinson to score. Justin Thomas's two-run triple to right field gave the home team a 7-2 advantage and chased ETSU junior starter Josh Kite (Greeneville, Tenn.) after two and two-thirds innings of work. In the fourth inning, Robinson doubled Pittman home from second base to put Appalachian in front 8-2. ETSU relievers Trevor Smith (Newport, Tenn.), Mike Bauer (Kingsport, Tenn.), and Willie McKenzie (Kingsport, Tenn.) teamed to allow just one run and four hits over the final five and one-third innings to put a halt to the Appalachian scoring. The Buccaneers' Davis Burklin (Knoxville, Tenn.) doubled to score Andy Howdeshell (Maryville, Tenn.) and cut the lead to 8-3. Howdeshell finished the second game 5-for-5, with two doubles and two runs scored. In the seventh, Howdeshell led off the inning with a single and Burklin followed with a two-run home run to make it an 8-5 game. Appalachian reliever Jonathan Reeder curtailed any ETSU rally hopes by working a scorless eighth and ninth inning to seal the sweep. ETSU and ASU finish their SoCon series Sunday afternoon with a 1:00 p.m. first pitch.
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Indrajala wrote:Again, I would argue you'll teach more Dhamma to folks over dinner on a Friday night in a lot of western countries, or even places like Singapore or Japan.
Sure and this could still be done. The precept against eating after midday is for monks and nuns, not lay people. Dhamma centers and temples could still have such functions as long as they are led by lay people or some lay teacher. There are some lay people who voluntarily choose to eat just one meal a day, but it is completely voluntary and they usually do so for health reasons or other practical reasons.
The precept is still practical in this day and age. I see no reason to throw this precept out (in my opinion). It would burden the lay people to provide multiple meals to the monastics. Even if the one meal is a large one, it is still less demanding to provide one big meal than several smaller ones. I have found this to be true even for my own meals.
Indrajala wrote:Good thing I'm not Thai and never will be.
Never? Haven't you taken a [Mahayana] bodhisattva vow? How about rebirth?


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Step 1: Choose your Hero
Additionally, you'll want to consider the physical feature of your gnome. Is it standing? Sitting? Does it have distinct features that lend itself to a specific superhero? In the case of the three gnomes I have here, there were definite characteristics that led me to choose the heroes I did. From here forward, I'll describe the steps to create a Batman, Robin, and Spiderman gnome set. These techniques can be used to make any garden hero.
Batman and Robin: One gnome is in a proud, alert stance. The other is sitting with his head resting on his hands. This gnome pair struck me as a great duo. To me, the obvious choice was the classic Dynamic Duo of Batman and Robin. But I thought I'd change it up a bit and make the standing gnome be the Boy Wonder and the sitting gnome be the Dark Knight. I thought this was more unexpected.
Spiderman: I also had a crawling gnome. As I was holding it and positioning it in different orientations, I noticed that if I held it vertically it looked like it was crawling up a wall, and the knee area had a hole in it to use as a place from which to hang it. So to me Spiderman seemed like a no-brainer. I could position the gnome so that it looked like Spiderman clinging to a wall.
This site had all the gnomes you had and then some so I was pretty excited when I found it also the prices were great compared to the paint your own pottery places in town which was my first try (they wanted $30 for a gnome only about 5 inches tall) I actually have another gnome making it's way to me in the mail now he got left behind cause of bad weather so I'll be making yet another one, I'll post pics whenever he gets here.
Nice idea and great way to modify an existing product.
5 Stars and you'll get one of my votes, too!
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|Men's Tennis » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Statistics » 2015 Camp Registration
East Tennessee State "Snow Volleys" set for Jan. 9-19, 2003
Saturday, December 07, 2002JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (December 7, 2002) - East Tennessee State University has announced the 8th Annual ETSU Snow Volleys Doubles Championships will be held Jan. 9-19, 2003. The theme for this year's tennis tournament, which will be held in Memorial Center, is "Making a Difference for Tennis Scholarships." The event helps raise more than $20,000 annually. Registration deadline is Jan. 3, 2003 and is $35.00/player for the first entry and $25.00/player for the second entry. Registration includes a long sleeve tournament T-shirt and an invitation to the two "special events" - the House of Ribs Player Party on Jan. 12 and the Rocky River Grill Wrap-Up Party on Jan. 19, 2003. All adult levels are available for players 19 years of age and older. Please compete in your NTRP certified level as of Dec. 20, 2002. This year's tournament will have the following divisions: men's and women's 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, Open; senior 3.5, 4.0, 4.5; combo mixed doubles 6.5, 7.5, 8.5, Open; and senior 6.5 and 7.5. Also there will be a varsity amateur men's doubles division, in which men will be paired with ETSU men's varsity players for round robin doubles action. If you have any questions or need an entry form you can call the ETSU tennis office at 423-439-5262. Entry forms and payment can be mailed to ETSU men's tennis, Box 70637, Johnson City, TN 37614, or email your entry to firstname.lastname@example.com. Entry forms can also be downloaded on the East Tennessee State website (www.etsubucs.com), once it is made available.
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text: Summer Gear-Up Literacy Program The Summer Gear-Up Program included a Le Moyne College literacy component taught to Syracuse City School District students by Le Moyne College preservice secondary teachers. First, ninth grade students studied video and script versions of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Next they read classical youth literature and wrote scripts related to their own lives. Finally they performed their scripts and were given a DVD of their class performances. The reading, writing, listening, speaking, and viewing proved to be joyous experiences for all!


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Panasonic GH series of micro four-thirds cameras are some of the best all-round video and stills hybrid solutions currently available. Read on to find out how the new 4K capable Four Thirds sensor in GH4 performs.
We've had the opportunity to analyze the image quality of Panasonic's high-end 16-Mpix Lumix DMC-GX7 mirrorless camera with over 70% of the native mount lenses that are currently available (for it). We've scrutinized a total of 33 Panasonic, Olympus and Sigma made lenses to assess the imaging characteristics specifically with the new camera. Read on to find out which of those models you should be using, and which, if any, you should try and avoid.
With a traditional looking design, the latest addition to Panasonic's Lumix CSC range the GM1 is, arguably, the firm's slickest camera yet. It has the same 16-Mpix-resolution sensor as the larger, rangefinder-style GX7, and although housed in a tiny aluminum shell it features a 3-inch touchscreen LCD, plenty of manual control and an electronic shutter capable of 1/16000th max shutter speed and 40fps burst. Read on to find out how this super-compact model performs.
Panasonic LUMIX G VARIO 14-140mm f3.5-5.6 ASPH Power OIS lens review: Brighter, lighter, smaller and more affordable
Panasonic is refreshing older lenses in its line-up with a more modern looking exterior finish and, with this model, a new optical design that makes it smaller, lighter and more modestly priced than its predecessor. Read on to find out how well it performs.
Olympus always said the OM-D was a new line of cameras, and sure enough, after the delightful E-M5 the firm announced the flagship E-M1. With a new exterior design and a long-list of improvements over the E-M5, including a 16.3-Mpix Live MOS sensor with on-chip phase detection pixels, the E-M1 is being touted not as the replacement to the E-M5 but as the successor to the firm's Four-Thirds E-5 model. Read on to see how well the new camera performed after putting it through our labs.
The GX7 is Panasonic's classy replacement for the rangefinder style GX1 and features a new, improved 16-Mpix sensor, a tilting widescreen viewfinder and rear screen plus built-in WIFI connectivity. The magnesium alloy bodied camera is also the first from Panasonic to feature in-body stabilization, but just how well does this $999 (body only) mirrorless model perform
As with previous guides, this review is intended to help you make the right choice when selecting lenses, in this instance, for the micro Four Thirds Olympus OMD E-M5 and the rival offering from Panasonic, the Lumix DMC-GH3. These two flagship models share not only the same mount, as partners of the Micro Four Thirds alliance, but in this particular instance, a similar 16Mpix MOS sensor as well. The prevalence of high quality primes (and let's not forget zooms) for those cameras makes it, arguably, the most attractive proposition of any of the mirrorless camera systems currently available. Read on to see which lens models are the best performing in the range.
Following on from the enormous success of the OMD- E-M5, the firm has now upgraded its flagship PEN E-P model with a '5-axis' stabilized 16-MPix MOS sensor. Read on to find out how well it performs in our labs.
Although compact and likeable enough, Olympus' first 17mm for MFT (Micro Four Third) wasn't one of the best performing lenses. With a fast maximum aperture, this new lens aims to build on the popularity of the angle of view / focal length while offering improved image quality. Read on to see if Olympus has achieved their goal.
Added by dfswan | March 29 , 2013
1.7 million dot OLED viewfinder
Thanks for the great review. You mentioned that the GH3 had a 1.4 Mpix viewfinder (same as the Olympus EM-5 and other previous Lumix cameras) but it in fact has a 1.7 million dot OLED viewfinder. It must be the OLED because there is no comparison between this excellent viewfinder and the others. It is so good in fact, that I far prefer this WYSIWYG viewfinder to our Nikon 5100 optical viewfinder. Along with its smaller silent focus lenses and great video, it is truly the "Goldilocks" camera for serious photographers and videographers. There is no other camera like it!
Added by peevee | February 15 , 2013
Same sensor
"Color depth at 22.7 is excellent, Dynamic Range at 12.4 EV it best in class and ISO at 812 is only just behind the two Olympus cameras."
Actually, all of them are within a margin of error of your tests, so it is 99.9% the same sensor as the 3 2012 Olympuses (E-M5, E-PM2, E-PL5).
DR of 12.4 EV is curios as the cameras have 12 bit RAW format. :)
Added by peevee | February 15 , 2013
Mistake in the review of GH3.
There is a mistake here: "The video capture is full HD: 1080i". The video is actually 1080p, and 60p if needed.
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Added by Emilie_DxOMark | February 15 , 2013
Re: Mistake in the review of GH3.
Thanks for letting us know. We are going to correct it as soon as possible, but video is not what we test as we focus on RAW. :)
Added by RickPick | February 14 , 2013
Test should mention (at least) the video features
When comparing the GH3 with other mirrorless hybrid cameras (price/performance) the video features of the GH3 should also be included in the comparison. The video specs are far better than any other hybrid or DSLR camera except at a much higher price.
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Added by Emilie_DxOMark | February 15 , 2013
Re: Test should mention (at least) the video features
Hello !
Actually we don't measure the video performance as we focus on RAW. :)
Added by igalk474 | January 15 , 2013
when is the review coming?
btw, i've heard that there will be shippment on the 28 to january/13
please hurry with it and compare with:
Olympus PEN E-PL5
Panasonic Lumix DMC G5
Olympus OM-D E-M5
also make sure you use the 12-35 2.8 new panasonic lens
and test those lenses with it:
Panasonic Lumix G X Vario 12-35mm f/2.8 Asph. Lens
Panasonic Leica Summilux DG 25mm F1.4
Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 75mm f/1.8 Lens
Panasonic Lumix G Vario 7-14mm f/4.0 ASPH. Lens
Panasonic Leica DG Macro-Elmarit 45mm f/2.8 ASPH. MEGA O.I.S. Lens
Voigtlander Nokton 25mm f/0.95 Micro Four Thirds Lens
and test the video compared to a99,5dmk3,d800e,E-PL5
thanks , please make it fast :)
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Added by randybenter | January 19 , 2013
Re: when is the review coming?
Last camera test was posted in November. What's going on at DXO???
Added by aditt | December 28 , 2012
Lumix GH3
When are we going to see a test of the new Lumix GH3?
Happy new year!
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Added by archivjmue | January 13 , 2013
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Hi Achim,
thanks for your question! I'm going to buy the GH3 but will be waiting for DXOMark's score.
Added by Nicolas | January 14 , 2013
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Actually the Lumix GH3 is one of our top priority cameras, but the problem is that it is very difficult to get hand on one sample!
Added by hoodlum | January 14 , 2013
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These guys have stock and will ship anywhere.


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And don't anyone dare bash me for this thread! The Dolphins are BY FAR theworst team in the NFL and it was on full display for the world to see today. Yes they are young and will go through growing pains however as constructed this team is the least talented of any in pro football, by far. I will love them and root for them no matter what their record, however to think that this team has a chance to do anything this season, as constructed, is dillusional.
I took very little away in terms of positves other than a punt return by Thigpen. Tannehill had his moments but nothing to write home about and the fact that he couldn't get the ball past the line of scrimmage on several occasions was troubling. The concerns on defense, especially the secondary are very real and the overall lack of playmakers on offense is frightening. So before the kool-aid drinkers want to come out and bash me for "jumping ship" or being too harsh, just check yourself and face reality. I love this team and have since 1978 but we are who our record says we are and right now we are "only" 0-1.


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"This makes the best shrimp! Remove from skewers and serve on a bed of pasta with sauce for a great meal."
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1 cup
olive oil
1/4 cup
chopped fresh parsley
lemon, juiced
2 tablespoons
hot pepper sauce
3 cloves
garlic, minced
1 tablespoon
tomato paste
2 teaspoons
dried oregano
1 teaspoon
1 teaspoon
ground black pepper
2 pounds
large shrimp, peeled and deveined with tails attached
This recipe is AWESOME!! I made it exactly as written, which I always try to do on the first go-round because that's only fair to the submitter. That way, I'm reviewing THE RECIPE and not my new version of it. Ticks me off when some reviewers completely change the recipe and then take off stars cause they didn't like it. OK, I'll get off my soapbox now!! DH RAVED about the shrimp!! And you're gonna think I'm crazy, but try this as a side dish: reserve some of the marinade (I saved about 1/2 cup) cut a head of romaine lengthwise, leaving the core on to hold the leaves together, and allowing 1/4 head per person, drizzle the reserved marinade over it and let it sit. When the shrimp are done, cover them with foil and then throw the romaine ON THE GRILL! Cook it, turning several times, until the leaves are wilted and browning a bit. Then, either serve as a whole quarter or chop to make a bed for the shrimp! Better than pasta, cause it's a nice, crisp complement to the juicy shrimp! Thank you, Robbie, for an excellent dinner last night!
To be fair, I have to admit I only marinated for 1 hour. But I don't think another hour would have made that much difference as the taste was just not there. A bit of spicy was really the only standout. I'm a shrimp lover and have rarely found one that I didn't like -- but here's one to add to the list. Sorry!
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I have found my finance & myself to be somewhat seafood snobs so to say. I say this because we have a beach house on the cost of Louisiana where we get the freshest seafood possible. The shrimp come striaght from the gulf into our home. We've tried close to a hundred different grilled seafood recipes & this recipe was absolutely fabulous. It wasnt spicy at all unless you hate spices, because I added a little cayenne to mine. We were short on time & I marinated for maybe 30 min., added a cinammon chiptle rub, & folks this marinade was great!! Its so quick & easy you can't beat it with a stick! Leave the lemon out if you're marinading for hrs. It makes the texture of the seafood horrible! Add it about 30min befoer grilling!
this is like the best of all grilled shrimp recipes rolled into one! I only gave it 4 stars cuz i did change a couple things-i added the zest of the lemon (to up the freshness meter even more), and used 1/2 fresh basil 1/2 fresh parsley (mainly cuz i have a garden being overrun by both). I also added some red pepper flakes. Oh, and I find that i enjoy this recipe more when i use ketchup instead of tomato paste,as i like the sweetness it gives. This was all for personal taste, however i would strongly recommend adding the lemon zest to this ( and really almost any recipe that calls for lemon juice.). BIG difference!!
My family loved this one. I added a little more garlic and used my George Forman (worked perfectly). I added pineaplle between the shrimp on the skwers. I threaded the bottom part of the shrimp then put a peice of the pineaplle and then the top of the shrimp went on over it....so good. And I placed the lemon slices on top of the skwers while I was grilling them. Served with Pasta Roni's Garlic and Olive Oil pasta and was so so good. You should try it. Will absoulutely make this again!!!!!
Don't forget to soak wooden skewers for at least 30 mins in water before to prevent burning!!
I made this for my father-in-law for his birthday barbque yesterday and all of our guests loved it! The main comment that people made about this grilled shrimp was "Oh my God, this Shrimp is To Die For..." My husband is usually a very fussy eater and even he liked it. Something easy to make for dinner and my husband likes it....I think hell just froze over.
Concerned for hubby's sensitive innards, I decreased the amounts of oregano and hot sauce just a little as I thought both would simply make the shrimp too "hot," at least for him. Not to worry! The hot sauce was barely noticable, and didn't even have the slightest bite I was afraid wouldn't work for him. In fact, he gave this a two thumbs up, as do I. Because we had sub-zero temperatures, I made this on the indoor grill and they were just perfect! I know we will be enjoying this often.
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