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This is Last Chance, which I got from Schreiner's in 1999. This is actually
from a replacement rhizome, the original rotted. It got off to a poor start
this year, too, but seems to have survived unscathed. I like it quite a bit
more than I thought I would, it has some nice fuschia color on the
shoulders. I had originally gotten it as a season extender, and it's
definitely that - we're very much on the tail end of TBs here.
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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread - Page 4124post #61846 of 1387281/31/13 at 3:39pmpost #61847 of 1387281/31/13 at 3:54pm
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The thrift gods giveth and taketh away. Light hit the Brioni jacket from earlier just right and revealed some moth action near the button hole, and one on the front face of the lapel. Back she goes.post #61848 of 1387281/31/13 at 3:58pm
Here are some pics from yesterday's haul-
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PRL Spectators 8 D-
AE Stockbridge 13 B-
Tabio Socks-
De Pio Socks- Cashmere sukka!
Willis & Geiger Sweater- XL, Chunky as Eff, Made in Ireland, Sailboat Motif-
2 Brioni LS Polos- gray is a L, green is XL-
Co-Op for Barneys, Corneliani, NWT Tailorbyrd, Skeet-
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VTG BB Golden Fleece Subtle Windowpane SC 42L-
VTG BB Tweed 41L-
VTG BB Tweedy Windowpane 44L-
Southwick Blazer 44 L- Can somebody tell me what kind of fabric this is? It's a lighter, looser weave- you can see through it when you hold it up to the light.
'S Max Mara Women's Raincoat 12-
And my favorite piece from the lot-
Crombie Chesterfield Overcoat 44 R-
All available. Loading everything on the 'Bay now.post #61849 of 1387281/31/13 at 4:15pm
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Dude, these kick ass! Nice fits, too.
I think you'll do just fine. I can't see the stripes well in the pic, so it should be plain enough to wear as an orphan. Plus, Brioni anything tends to sell, in my experience (though not for nearly as much as I once believed, but that's a different story)
Edit: Another tailwind is that that style, peak lapel single breast dual vent, is super current/in-demand
Cap's advice is right on. And Barrel is right; you're likely to get some grief because you unwittingly committed a common noob mistake. The bottom line is: This thread is a wealth of knowledge. Use it like a reference library. We humbly suggest reading from the beginning. But if you prefer not, then at least use the "search this thread" button. And, while you may be so new as to be unable to recognize your question as an obvious one easily answered with a bit of research, be prepared to have that question ignored if, indeed, it is such a question.
We look forward to you posting killer finds and becoming a member of the community.
Wow! Someone is having a good day.Quote:Originally Posted by capnwes
Finally wrapping up my pics and measurements from the weekend and earlier this week.
Brooks Brothers Beige Glen Plaid Suit 42R 35/28
Brooks Brothers Gray Glen Plaid Suit 42R 33/31
Brooks Brothers Gray Herringbone Suit - 40S 34/26
Bills Khakis - 35/32
Assorted Vintage Adjustable Bows
Banana Republic SC Tagged 42S - measures 40R
Brioni Delta Super 150s - 41/31
VTG Houndstooth Car Coat - 40S-40R
Church's Split Toe - 8.5C
Donna Karan Pin Stripe Suit - 42L 35/35
VTG Farah Checked Trousers - 32/28
Gray Super Plaid with Epic Lapels - 38R
Harris Tweed Brown Herringbone - 38R
Hickey Freeman - Old Label - Brown Pin Stripe Suit - 46R 36/30
Allen Edmonds Hinsdale - 11AA
I generally don't pick up JAP, but this one was "NWOT" and I like the plaid. 46R
Orvis Glen Plaid Pants - 38/28
Orvis Gun Check - 36/30
Orvis Shepherd Check - 40/28
Allen Edmonds Park Ave - 9D
PRL Green Cargo Cords - 38/27
PRL Pindot tie - 4" wide
Samuelsohn Navy Pin Stripe Suit - 44R 36/30
Samuelsohn Gray with Blue Pin Windowpane - 42L 37/30
VTG Trad Suit - Brown with Gray Pin Windowpane - 42R 36/30
Wow, Wes, those Orvis are going to be your Stefano Ricci repeat!Quote:Originally Posted by Cotton Dockers
Polo Tweed (N/A)
Zegna MilMil (N/A)
Paul Stuart 1/4 lined Navy Blazer (42, Available)
Recent Zegna Silk/Wool POW (42, Available)
HF Windowpane NWT (42, Available)
Oxxford POW (46, newer tag but from '98, Available)
Minty Recent Lands End Plaid Harris Tweed (46, Available)
Vintage BB Mac (40, it fits, but since I live in LA if anyone really wants it then Available)
Corneliani Gray Stripe, FF pants, Dual Vents (N/A)
Paul Stuart Navy Pinstripe (42, Available)
BB "Hand Tailored" Brown POW (43/44, Available)
And perhaps my favorite find, a 30-year old Norman Hilton Tux in excellent shape (marked 39, but fits a slimmer 40, Available)
So to recap, everything other than the ties, Polo tweed, Zegna Milmil and Corneliani suit are available. Interesting trades considered. Also, cash may be even more considered.
Those 2 tweeds . What a great haul!Quote:Originally Posted by Shiny
A couple of names to add to your list. For shoes: Giorgio Brutini. In terms of outerwear (pants/shirts) and such, you can't go wrong with Ron Chereskin. Go forth and prosper.
Recent finds. All available unless noted:
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Rag/Bone navy cords. 31Wx33I. Button fly. First ever Rag Bone find at a thrift. Waiting to hear from an SFer on this so tentatively unavailable.Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
NWT Stones L/S tour shirt. Sz L. Maybe some old dog will give me some cash for this on fleabay.
NWT Underarmour "coldgear" base layer. Sz XL.
Canali thick paisley tie.
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E Zegna L/S dress shirt. Tagged 42/16.5. Blue mini check.
AE Lexingtons. N/A since these are my size
Stuart Maguire Shell longwings. Only the 2nd shells I've ever found at a thrift. Not my size. Does not have the size on the sides, but there are a lot of legible #s on there. Fit like a 7 or an 8.
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PM sent on the longwings. Hope I'm not too late...
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.. You're really lucky people were so easy on you; a post like you had from a newcomer in here usually results in a lot of bashing..
here are some valuable hints for you:
1. read this thread...go back at least 100 pages and read it through. It may seem like a huge task, but it will pay off tremendously. You'll learn about what brands to get, and what not to get, labels and sub-labels, makers for other labels, fit critiques, as well as learn about the community here. People in this thread are generous if you are giving back.
2. Patience! 14 stores without a suit find that fits is nothing. Some guys in here hit up nearly that many stores in a day. Patience will pay off. DO NOT break down and buy average clothes for yourself just because you are itching for a score. You will regret the purchase later; that money will be better used buying something perfect for yourself.
I was for some snark! Where's the gentleman with the pugs???!!!Quote:Originally Posted by tben
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If you were to wear black pants, I'd hire you as a hit man.Quote:Originally Posted by chiron
Depending on how you put out...
Black Fleece and Golden Fleece only unless it fits you really really really well. Yesterday, I passed on a Burberry London shirt that was $9 and didn't me really really really well. I would of grabed it if it fits even at that price point.post #61851 of 1387281/31/13 at 4:32pm
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i've been passing on so many BB shirts. I like them for myself if they are slim but they rarely are... but today i saw a mint condition golden fleece, slim fit, spread collar (the BB trifecta for shirts) so i copped. Then I picked up a borelli shirt that made the golden fleece look cheappost #61852 of 1387281/31/13 at 4:59pm
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Easily $120-150. I just sold an even more funky Brioni for $300
Almost any Brioni suit will sell...... already had a $200 offer on this one and its ugly as sin.Quote:
Even the NEW gold trumpeter does not sell well on ebay. BTW this is the only GT label I would pick up if its super super cheap.Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)Quote:Originally Posted by tubby34Quote:
Should I be concerned about being flamed? Lol. The only way to learn is to just jump into it and get your hands dirty or head knocked around a bit.
It's just a shame to leave a decent brand behind at a goodwill where I live, it'll either sit forever, or it'll get destroyed by people who don't know their size and break the stitching in the inside chest, shoulder and sleeves.
Just read the thread, dont comment, just read read read. Advice is to know what the item will sell for BEFORE you buy it.Quote:Originally Posted by capnwesQuote:Originally Posted by tubby34
That's what I've focused on, I wanted only two button suits that fit or can fit so far. Been to about 14 thrift stores In two days and only found two suits that fit in my size.
I've also see The same Haitian woman buying shopping carts of black dress shoes three times so that would explain why I can't find AEdmonds or a decent shoe that fits.
What size are you?
Too bad for her if she's flipping. Brown shoes always seem to do far better.
+1 Shoes that are not black sell better/faster/more money.post #61853 of 1387281/31/13 at 5:08pm
I was able to find a brown pair of shoes thrifting, Ironically after telling a board member through PM that I'm mostly looking for Black but wont pass a brown if I see them. They fit relatively well, and the imprint on the inside sole says they are an 11. Whether that's 11D or E remains to be seen.
Does anyone know what brand these are? I'm happy with them at the price I got them, but they need some TLC to look new. Time to learn how to do that as well.
The only identifying markers are the ones posted, but maybe someone will know where else to look. They are quite heavy, which is why I trusted they were of quality. Much heavier than any of the Steve Maddens, or Stacy Adams I've tried on in stores.
I passed on this suit and jacket? Did I recognize quality when I saw it? Trying to learn.Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
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Huge shout out to randomore on this thrift fit
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Blazer is crombie fabric mtm from randomore
Shirt is a secret Santa gift from cotton dockers that I changed the point collar to a spread collar
Belt is hickey from someone on here I dot remember
Pants are thrifted uniqlo I hemmed
Shoes are Charles tyrwhitt chukkas from randomore as well
Ps is from Nicolas Lazaro of nickelcobalt tumblr fame
Also blazer fits better than in the pictures it is the perfect sleeve length everywhere and fits slim with a nice skirt from the dual vents I am going to change the buttons to some horn thoughpost #61855 of 1387281/31/13 at 5:11pm
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coards, marked EU48 approx 32-36 (can measure exact)
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EazyE Stylee
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Still trying to wrap my head around Loro Piana Corduroy 44L but the tagz don't lie as Shakira Shakira says
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Good pass. The Hickey Freeman is older as is the HSM.I like the recent HSM and have one in my rotation.
I might have passed on those shoes as well.
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Just another day in Ryan Macklemore's paradise
coards, marked EU48 approx 32-36 (can measure exact)
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EazyE Stylee
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Still trying to wrap my head around Loro Piana Corduroy 44L but the tagz don't lie as Shakira Shakira says
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I have a Brooks Brothers corduroy jacket with the same Loro Piana tag. It's ridiculously soft.post #61858 of 1387281/31/13 at 5:52pmWhy would you have passed on the shoes? For what I paid I have no issue with tossing them away after I clean them up. Considering I don't have any dress shoes outside of a placeholder Payless pair I can't be too picky.
Thanks for the insight on the jacket/suit. Not going to lie, if cheap enough a friend of brine would have gotten a suit from me as a random gift.post #61859 of 1387281/31/13 at 5:58pm
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Hopsack. I've got a J Press like that, it's very versatile.
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uploadr that has all of the features of
theGOOD Uploadr, and beats it in a 1GB
performance test, please do let us know.
The Good Uploadr says:
v. 1.0.8 released.
tarmo888 says:
Biggest problem is that tags are messed up if
you add more than one tag and there is IPTC
location data in file.
The Good Uploadr says:
tarmo888 - We've had no bug reports of tags
being messed up. Given that this is several
versions deep I'm sure we would have
discovered or they would have been reported
by now.
The Good Uploadr says:
We're working on supporting Posterous. More
to come!
tarmo888 says:
Thanks for the response.
The Good Uploadr says:
Correct, it does not use comma delimiters. It
does use quotes for multiple word tags. It's
actually type a tag, hit enter, and repeat
then type a long string of text remember to
comma delimit each. Hence, the choice we
fragglerocks says:
well, never mind uploading the app won't
download to my mac! :(
The Good Uploadr says:
fragglerocks: Sorry to hear that, are you receiving an
Shilpa` says:
I installed this on my MacBook Pro just
today-installation was smooth and 100%
problem-free for me, I'm happy to say! I used
this software to upload several shots today.
So for so GOOD! For some reason, it didn't
retain the captions I had added to some of
the photos and I had to type them in on
flickr, but maybe I did something wrong at my
end...minor issue at this stage. I enjoyed
using it and will definitely keep using it!
The Good Uploadr says:
`Shilpa`: Love to hear that.
saori (top-to-toe) says:
It's nice design!
snapshotaesthetic says:
Looks good, the scrolling function could be
streamlined somewhat however, maybe a scroll
bar would be better? Thanks.
Douglas M Paine says:
It's great except for one major thing..
hector sunshine says:
That was what i was about to ask...
The Good Uploadr says:
$aintVikas: you cannot, instead the app warns you if
an image is too large and allows you to
immediately open it in your favorite image
editing program.
Josef Türk Reit im Winkl Chiemgau [deleted] says:
Works fine, thanks for this Software.
dawey [Mohammad Alhameed] says:
Does not support the Arabic language - Tag
and groups!!!
The Good Uploadr says:
dawey: Working on it!
Heather L. Loyd says:
Is this something available to everyone, or
do you have to pay extra for it?
The Good Uploadr says:
AgniMax: You can download from thegooduploadr.com
The Good Uploadr says:
gravlguts: gravlguts Thanks, there is currently a bug with Vista.
danielpolly says:
Must try!
Heywood Industries says:
Love the uploadr, but is there an issue with
OS X 10.6.5? I upgraded from 10.5.X and now
it's broken and I'm sad.
Dominik Gruszczyk says:
Perfect app!
Delcho D says:
nice app
The Good Uploadr says:
mao: Sorry to hear that, let us know your issue
here : support.thegooduploadr.com
ghiena_full says:
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Vidterry says:
Well...I tried to download it three times,
and it failed each time. The presence of the
'try again' button seems to indicate failure
is not unusual. Too bad...it looked good.
..Ngọc Xinh.. says:
where is link of thegood ?
The Good Uploadr says:
Pooya: We've heard several requests for this.
Perhaps we should take a serious gander.
mariewilliam42 says:
Jaxonista says:
Everyone offers dark gray/black backgrounds,
why doesn't flickr? Why are we not given the
option for our galleries? Wah!
vip223 says:
great app ! just one small comment (after
using it for months :) ) :
Virtual Festivals says:
If I have lots of photos to add, I can't
scroll easily... such a pain
Basel Ayyash says:
yeah it's friendship.. XD
silverlighting0 says:
How to download this application's
installation program?
silverlighting0 says:
Where is the download link?
basegrinder says:
funny how THEY think flickr is going to be
shut down. Why would flickr link to this???
p~d says:
I'm trying to "Uninstall" your
File Uploader from "my computer"
and it refuses to do so leaving a pop-up
message saying "uninstall these software
applications before you can uninstall"
Those mentioned are "Nikon Transfer,
View NX & Thumnail Selector"
Seriously that's asking alot ! Please remove
these criterias for Uninstalling !!!
Daniel Ashby says:
It's good but the black and very dark grey
colour scheme makes it very hard to see what
you're doing sometimes. Please offer a
lighter option...
randyrambo says:
"Yum, yum, Good!"
The Good Uploadr says:
vip223: Yes, we've heard this from others. We're
working on it!
٭ Regiina ٭ says:
This seems great. I wish there was a portable
XPinger (Chris Sutton) says:
Worked great for about a month, then goes in
to 'indefinite loop' on trying to start up.
Only way out appears to be uninstall then
re-install. Pain in the neck to have to do
every 3-4 weeks!
Blue Ridge Rider says:
I also cannot get the geo mapping function to
work. When I grab the photo and drag it to
the map it stays grabbed and simply follows
my cursor wherever the cursor moves on the
map, even when I've released my left click
button. Clicking the map does nothing, and if
I'm supposed to click on the "Click to
add to the map" graphic I cannot
because, as I said, the photo follows my
cursor as long as I am on the map even with
the left click button released. I am running
Win 7
The Good Uploadr says:
Blue: When you drag photos to the map do you then
click on the map? The photos won't geo-code
until you click on the map with the photos
attached to your mouse pointer. Make sense?
Just want to make sure you're doing the
proper thing. If you are, and still having
trouble, feel free to report the bug at support.thegooduploadr.com/dashboard Thanks.
Plaid Ninja says:
Interesting, I'll have to try this sometime!
do_the_dishes says:
I'm high.
boundlesstech says:
Awesome Application
Björn Palovaara says:
Sorry, not that Good.
The Good Uploadr says:
Björn: Sorry to hear that. What's your beef?
email@example.com says:
Beautiful soft tones. Absolutely adorable!
fleshmeatdoll says:
promising tool, especially the prospect of
geotagging, but will have to wait to use it
Orrin Bebbington says:
Just downloaded this application for my mac.
I'm interested to see just how well it works,
not so much as an alternative to my LR
exporter but, as a stand alone app in itself.
Holy Spirt says:
Why you are said English?
aukje.leermakers says:
It looks great. and works easy, but I can't
drag the pictures from iPhoto to the app :(
pixelbased says:
Would be great if it worked with TIFF files.
But otherwise, seems like a great
application! Lots of promise here!
CCI Gallery says:
This is a good application overall. However,
my only gripe is that for some reason it
won't allow you to create/state a new set
(instead expecting you to search existing
ones and select). Glitch or intentional?
Either way, it makes workflow that tad slower
since you have to then visit the main site to
place your newly uploaded images into a new
Gerwin Filius says:
Great piece of software, but unfortunately
TIFF is nog supported (yet).
Greg Berdan says:
How do you make the app bigger? So tiny on my
screen. Most Air apps are suffering from
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- A mainstream independent school for pupils aged from 4 to 18
- Boarding: Yes
- Local authority: Bracknell Forest
- Pupils: 642
- Religion: Inter- / non- denominational
- Fees: Day £9,528 - £18,261; Boarding £24,384 - £32,085 pa
- Open days: Sat 18th March 2017: Senior School & Sixth Form Tour; Sat 22nd April: Junior School Tour
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School lacks neither charm nor character and is stuffed with quirky touches, from the formal (two back-to-back reception desks, one glitzy for corporate visitors to charity HQ, the other, smart but workmanlike, for school traffic) to the relaxed (skeleton of dolphin in science lab, Garfield soft toy clasped lovingly between jaws). There's tradition, too - the 25 acres of grounds with rustic bridge spanning small but.....
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LVS Ascot (the Licensed Victuallers' School) is an all-ability, through-school, with both our Junior School and Senior School located on one spacious, green, airy site. Pupils can begin their school career with us at age 4 and remain in the school until they complete Sixth Form.
We achieve outstanding academic results in both the LVS Ascot Junior and LVS Ascot Senior Schools. Day and boarding students from both schools are able to participate in a wide programme of co-curricular activities.
Pastoral care is a great priority at LVS Ascot. In LVS Ascot Senior School each child is allocated to a house, and within that to a tutor group. Heads of House, supported by teams of tutors, oversee the welfare and development of their pupils. In LVS Ascot Junior School, pastoral care is undertaken by the children's class teacher. ...Read more
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Since 2010, Christine Cunniffe BA MMus MBA. Three children, all at the school (husband goes to the parents' evenings). Personable, open, quietly assured and one of what seems like growing number (or should that be band?) of musicians to forsake lieder for leadership. Other careers have beckoned. After university, had close brush with the law (professionally speaking, that is) securing postgraduate traineeship with Slough-based legal practice only to succumb to alternative role as pianist to fashionistas and London high society (think white baby grands and late nights in plush hotels). Four years in, realised that though 'loved life, not what I wanted to do when I was getting older'. Putting aside renewed yearnings for law when husband-to-be pointed out years of study ahead, she tried her hand at teaching and loved it from the...
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The Associated Press
ALBUQUERQUE — Figuring out how to pack a processor and other electronics into a machine gun bullet has been a challenge for engineers at Sandia National Laboratories, so weapons experts say the miniature guidance system the lab has developed is a breakthrough.
Three years in the making, the bullet prototype represents another step toward a next-generation battlefield that scientists and experts expect to be saturated with technology and information.
A new season — District 2-3A — has begun for local high school basketball teams, and as of Wednesday night, Robertson and West Las Vegas are both undefeated in girls' hoops, at least within the district schedule.
That will change Friday night, however, as the Lady Cardinals host their crosstown rivals at Mike Marr Gym.
In a final tuneup before the onset of the district schedule, West Las Vegas pushed Class 4A Los Alamos on the road before fading in the second half of a 65-41 loss on Tuesday evening.
The Dons, who were led by forward Joe Ortiz (11 points), trailed just 25-19 at the break.
But the Hilltoppers pulled away in the third period and led by 20 going into the final frame.
Coach Ernie Rodriguez now gets his Dons ready for district games (Thursday at Raton, after this issue went to press, then Saturday against Robertson at Gillie Lopez Gym.)
Neither Robertson nor Wagon Mound may have been especially happy about the final score of their boys' basketball game Wednesday night at Mike Marr Gym.
For the visiting Trojans, the 70-56 loss was one of the few they've tasted all season. For the Cardinals, it may have been a bit closer than they'd have liked.
Still, Wednesday could be considered win-win for both.
New Mexico Highlands' women's track and field team are breathing rarified air these days, having jumped four spots to No. 11 in the NCAA Division II national rankings released Tuesday by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.
It's the highest in-season ranking in the program's history.
By Cliff Brunt
AP Sports Writer
INDIANAPOLIS — Undersized and undrafted, Danny Woodhead had two things against him when he set out on his pro career. In less than four years, the diminutive star from Division II Chadron State has made it to the pinnacle of the NFL.
The 5-foot-8, 195-pound running back — a onetime nemesis of New Mexico Highlands who racked up big numbers at Perkins Stadium — has been a steady contributor to New England's Super Bowl season.
Since the NFL season kicked off in early September, dozens of our readers have participated faithfully in Optic Power Picks, predicting weekly winners of pro and select college football games.
In an upcoming issue, we will present final standings for 2011-12, our fourth full season since we opened the picks to the public.
For now, we present a sampling of the Optic Power Picks participants who favor New England in Sunday's Super Bowl. (And on Page B3, we show those who say it's going the other way.)
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INDIANAPOLIS — It's no secret how to stay out of trouble against the New York Giants.
Doing it, however, is another matter.
The Giants have perhaps the best pass rushers in the NFL, a group Brady knows all too well. He absorbed five sacks and was hit nine times when the New England Patriots lost to the Giants 17-14 in the Super Bowl four years ago. Brady was only sacked twice when the teams met Nov. 6, but one of those miscues resulted in a Giants touchdown one play later.
By Barry Wilner
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INDIANAPOLIS — For every Drew Brees and Ray Lewis, there is a David Tyree or Larry Brown. Not only do superstars win Super Bowls, super nobodies are heroes, too.
And there are plenty of candidates for Sunday's title game between the New York Giants and New England Patriots.
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Officials and ministers from nearly 200 countries meet in Mexico today to attempt one of history's greatest repair jobs: the mending of the world's project to cope with climate change, which was comprehensively wrecked in Copenhagen a year ago. For the delegates gathering in the Caribbean "super-resort" of Cancun, it will not be possible to achieve the aim of the failed conference in the Danish capital, which was a new, legally binding treaty involving all countries, to slash the emissions of the greenhouse gases which are causing global warming.
But what they may be able to do is "put the wheels back on the wagon" and restore momentum to the climate change negotiating process – which after the Copenhagen meeting seemed to have been smashed to pieces – in the hope of achieving a legal treaty at a future United Nations climate conference, perhaps even the next one, which is scheduled for Durban, South Africa, in a year's time.
They badly need to, because although climate change may have fallen out of the headlines and slipped down the political agenda in recent months, not least because of international financial turmoil, the threat of rising world temperatures has continued to mount. Last week, the Met Office in London released a report which asserted that evidence of global warming was stronger than ever, and later this week the World Meteorological Organisation is expected to announce that 2010 has been either the hottest or the second-hottest year ever recorded. Today, another group of British scientists claims that if the warming is not checked, children born today may live to see a world on average 4C hotter, which is unprecedented in human history.
It remains no less a critical issue, then, on the table at Cancun. The two-week meeting it is about to host will be seen, and even defined, in terms of the failure at Copenhagen last December. That was the most traumatic event in the two decades of international talks which have gone on since the global warming issue burst on to the scene in the late 1980s, not least for the enormous weight of expectation which had built up behind it. "Hopenhagen", the young climate campaigners were calling it beforehand. Never have hopes been so dashed.
The disenchantment was the greater for the fact that the 194 countries involved in the talks all accepted that if radical cuts in greenhouse gas emissions were not made, average temperatures might rise by up to 6C by the end of the century. The threshold for dangerous climate change is generally thought to be a rise of about 2C. The UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) calculated that to be on a path to halt the warming, global emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) had to be cut by between 25 and 40 per cent by 2020. A new, legally binding agreement to achieve this was Copenhagen's central aim.
But such a deal would have to go much further than the existing climate treaty, the Kyoto Protocol, which did not include the world's two biggest emitters of CO2 – the US and China. George Bush had withdrawn America from Kyoto shortly after taking office in 2001; and under the terms of the protocol, China, along with all other developing countries, was not obliged to make actual emissions cuts. (Only the rich developed nations were so bound). Yet the US and China were each annually emitting about seven billion tonnes of CO2, making up nearly a third of the global total.
The project to construct a new, all-embracing legal climate treaty that would incorporate them fell apart principally because of dissension about the form of the new agreement. The developing countries, led by China and India, were strongly attached to Kyoto, and wanted a renewal of its commitments (which run out at the end of 2012), because Kyoto made sure the rich countries were doing something, while they – the developing nations – did not have to do anything. Perhaps not unreasonably, they take the view that the rich world put most of the CO2 up there, and should take the lead in dealing with it.
The developed countries, on the other hand, strongly led by Britain and the other EU states and backed by the US – which under the leadership of President Barack Obama was prepared to re-engage with the process and had set itself an emissions target for the first time – wanted to tear up Kyoto and replace it with a new deal, to set legally binding targets on the developing world alongside those on the rich nations.
The gap between these two strongly divergent positions proved unbridgeable and the negotiations foundered. As more than 100 world leaders arrived for what was intended to be the triumphant final agreement, they faced the nightmarish prospect of there being nothing to agree on. The situation, and their faces, were saved by a last-minute, patched-up deal for which the main architect, it is entirely fair to say, was the former British prime minister, Gordon Brown, and for which the credit was taken by Mr Obama. This was the so-called "Copenhagen Accord" – a three-page, 12-clause statement of intent, legally binding on no one, saying in effect that climate change is a Jolly Bad Thing and promising that We're Jolly Well Going To Work Together To Stop It.
On one level – in terms of the legally binding agreement which is needed – it is meaningless. But over the past year, the Copenhagen Accord has proved to have virtues, not least because all countries were invited to submit plans (entirely voluntary ones) for how they might cut emissions, to be inserted into an Appendix of the Accord, and 80 of them have now done so, including the leading carbon emitters, China, the US and India.
Some of the targets (China's and India's for example) are for reducing the energy intensity of their economies rather than for actual emissions cuts, and the US target, to cut emissions by 17 per cent on 2005 levels, was dependent on the Senate passing legislation which is not, for now, going to happen.
Nevertheless, it was unthinkable even two years ago that the US, China and India, along with other major emerging economies such as Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico and South Africa, would have set out specific pledges to reduce their carbon emissions, yet all have done so, and this is a major step forward – as long as the pledges are carried out. An analysis published last week by the UN Environment Programme calculated that, if implemented in full, they might go 60 per cent of the way towards the emission cuts needed by 2020.
This is where Cancun begins. There is no possibility of the 16th conference of the parties of the UN Climate Convention – COP-16, in the jargon – agreeing a new, legally binding climate treaty. The subject is not even on the agenda. So what can it do? The first thing is that it can regularise the Copenhagen Accord and the pledges it contains. The accord is not a decision of the COP, which is what is needed to give it legal status; it is at present merely a document which the conference of the parties has "noted". More than that, the pledges, which were put forward from the end of January onwards, have not been formally acknowledged by the UN Climate Convention in any way at all, other than by being listed on its website. They need to be brought into the convention legally so they can be regularised and possibly improved. British officials are working towards this.
Second, Cancun can make real progress on a number of climate side-issues, of which the most prominent are finance and forestry. The meeting can agree on the structure of a new fund to control the huge sums of money which were promised at Copenhagen, in its main positive outcome, to help developing countries cope with a warming world – $30bn (£19.2bn) by 2012 and $100bn annually by 2020. Third and finally, it can – it must – start out once more on the road to that treaty, and the object of cutting world emissions by 25 to 40 per cent by 2020.
For its part, the British Government (along with the rest of the EU) now accepts that the attachment of developing countries to the Kyoto Protocol is very strong. It will contemplate a double deal, with a renewed Kyoto running alongside a new agreement which sets climate targets for developing as well as developed countries.
But there is a price. Any new agreement, as far as the UK is concerned, has to be legally binding on the signatories. Countries might set their own targets, but once set, to avoid cheating they must have a legal obligation to meet them.
This, potentially, is the crucial stumbling block on the road ahead. The Chinese made it crystal clear at Copenhagen that they were absolutely unwilling to be legally bound with regard to their future emissions.
As for the US, Mr Obama's pledge to cut emissions by 17 per cent last year was predicated on the US Congress agreeing it. Since the triumph of the Republicans in the midterm elections, that agreement and that legislation are dead in the water.
The climate project ran into the ground in snowy Copenhagen. Now there is a chance to resurrect it in sunny Cancun. But nobody is saying it will be easy; the road ahead will be long and hard.
Climate change: the paperwork
* The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change
The basic international mechanism under which the fight against climate change is carried on. Signed in June 1992, the convention now covers virtually every country, including the US (which has withdrawn from Kyoto).
* The Kyoto Protocol
Signed in Japan in December 1997, this treaty commits countries to making legally binding cuts in their emissions. So far, only the rich nations have targets. The US was part of this group until George Bush withdrew in 2001. Kyoto's targets do not go far enough to slow down warming, and it does not set targets for developing countries.
* The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
A UN body which reviews the science of global warming. There have been four assessment reports so far. The last, published in January 2007, warned that if emissions were not drastically cut, world average temperatures could rise by up to a devastating 6.4C by 2100.
* The Copenhagen Accord
The outcome of the 2009 UN meeting (COP-15), at which it was hoped that a new treaty would be signed to make much more drastic cuts in emissions. It fell apart because the industrialised nations wanted a new treaty binding all states; the developing countries wanted to renew Kyoto. The patched-up accord instead consisted of pledges with no official status whatsoever.
* Cancun – COP-16
The Cancun meeting will try to pick up the pieces of the wreckage of last year; one of its tasks will be to try to make the pledges of the Copenhagen Accord an official part of the convention.
The average rise will not be spread uniformly, and temperatures over land will be significantly higher (5.5C on average) than over the ocean, as the land heats up more quickly than the sea.
Temperatures at higher latitudes, particularly in the Arctic, will rise much more steeply in a four-degree world as they experience climate feedbacks due to the loss of sea ice and snow cover.Already, scientists have detected signs of unusual permafrost melting in Siberia and the release of vast quantities of underground methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
The summer of 2003, when night-time temperatures were far beyond normal, caused many thousands of deaths through heat stroke and other related conditions. A four-degree world will make such summerscommonplace, causing environmental as well as medical problems.
A growing population puts pressure on water supplies, which will be exacerbated in regions of the world that will experience the greatest increase in numbers of people, such as India. In a four-degree world, however, the problems of water shortages will be primarily caused by climate change – a double whammy for the most populated countries.
At higher temperatures, the Amazon rainforest is vulnerable to drought and uncontrolled spread of fires. Some climate models predict increased rainfall, while other "more realistic" computer projections predict severe drying in the Amazon.
Sea level rise is inevitable in a warmer world, but the problem will be significantly worse in a four-degree world because of melting ice sheets, glaciers and thermal expansion. Low-lying, heavily populated river deltas and coastal regions are especially vulnerable to flooding. Small oceanic islands will experience increased storm surges and problems with increased soil salinity.
At 4°C, virtually all cereal-growing regions of the world experience crop failures or shortages. The areas affected most will be semi-arid regions where agriculture is already difficult, such as parts of sub-Saharan Africa. Some regions may become uninhabitable with widespread famine
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"The Hushabye Shell Afghan is a beautiful blanket that would be a great shower gift. The pattern is an easy shell stitch and the colts are great for a boy or girl. I am sure that it will keep baby nice and warm. It is made with a nice four ply yarn and should work up fast. This one to save for a later date."
"The wavy rainbow baby blanket is one of the cutest that I have seen. The colors are so bright that a baby will enjoy looking at it. The blanket could also be worked up in other colors that would be great for that special little one. this is not for a beginner, so if this is your first try at crocheting you may not want to try it. Looking forward to working on this."
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"he Cape Cod Afghan is really a cute pattern. It would be a great one for beginners. The pattern only calls for two skeins of yarn. The pattern reads really easy. This could also be used as a baby blanket and would look great in one of those baby colors. This is one pattern that I will definitely save for a later project down the road."
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For unique Thanksgiving craft ideas, try these fun little Turkey Napkin Rings that your guests will love as they sit down to feast. Enjoy the ease of thanksgiving crafts from The New Image Group. Add these adorable Thanksgiving crafts to your tablescape this November. Whether you are creating these DIY napkin rings for the big kids table or just want to give the little ones a craft to create and play with, these gobble guys are sure to be a hit. Using just a few pieces of felt and some googly eyes, this craft project idea will only take 5 minutes to make one, allowing you to create them in bulk if need be!
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- 1 12 x 18 Cocoa EZ Felt Sheet
- 1 12 x 18 Red EZ Felt Sheet
- 1 12 x 18 Yellow EZ Felt Sheet
- 2 3/8" Diameter Google Eyes
- Fabric Glue
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- Turkey Napkin Ring Template
- Paper Clips (optional)
- Turkey Pattern
- Using your template pieces, cut out the according pieces on the below colors of EZ Felt:
Brown: Napkin Ring
Red: Feathers and Wattle
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Shy daughter entering kindergartenNov 2004
My daughter, who is 4.5 years old, is extremely shy and sensitive. When she's in unfamiliar situations, she doesn't talk. I've set up play dates with other children, and she won't interact at all. She's been in preschool for 2 months, and has only talked to one other child. (I had her in preschool last year, but removed her and put her back in family daycare because she seemed so withdrawn and miserable at school). Now I'm trying to figure out what private school would be a good fit for her. I'm contemplating Archway, Aurora, Berkwood Hedge. I live in the Oakland area. Anyone with an extremely shy kid with recommendations? Mother of shy 4.5 year old
Wow sounds like me when I was that age...Until I was about 11 I refused to ever go to a playdate at anyone's house and generally was VERY quiet. Now I think I'm making up for it! My son was quite shy as well when he was 4 and we were deciding about schools. We looked seriously at public school but were concerned that he would ''disappear'' in the crowd. He likes other people, he just had a hard time speaking up and/or approaching them. He is now at Berkwood Hedge and we're very happy there. The school is small enough that there is no way for him to ''disappear'' and his kindergarten teacher, Hanan (who by the way is one of the most amazing teachers I have encountered) very gently but very persistently drew him out of his shell and made sure that there was room for him. He has made friends with a lovely group of other boys and seems to have found his social niche. He will always be somewhat shy I think but has learned (and I give Berkwood Hedge a lot of credit for this) to feel safe and content in his circle. I will also say that when we visited Berkwood Hedge, he immediately felt at home there--so there was some gut response on his part! Good luck with your choice. Formerly shy parent
My sister has two children at Archway school. I shared your concerns with her and she believes Archway would be a good match for a shy child. There are only 12 to 13 kids per class, only one class per grade, and everybody knows everybody. As an Archway ''aunt,'' and as a former shy child myself, I've seen the small community they have there and think it would be a school you should definitely visit and learn more about. Good luck. Liz
My daughter is a kindergardener at Aurora. I think you should definitely check it out for your daughter. Aurora is a warm, welcoming place where all different kinds of kids are fully appreciated. Social/emotional development (e.g. communication and conflict resolution skills) are incorporated into the curriculum. There is a small teacher:student ratio. In all grades (K-5) a teacher and full-time aide (sometimes 2 full-time teachers) is in each class of about 20-24 kids. There are LOTS of parent volunteers in the class, which means there is almost always 1-2 volunteers in the class as well. This means there is lots of small group work and individualized attention. For a shy kid, it means they won't get overlooked, and they will be in smaller groups where it is easier to speak up. We--and our child-- have been thrilled with Aurora academically and socially. The website is www.auroraschool.org. To schedule a tour contact Lisa Piccone, Admissions Director at 428-2606. Lori
This isn't exactly answering your questions about schools, but may be helpful otherwise.... I wonder if your daughter has a social anxiety disorder called Selective Mutism. Selectively Mute kids will talk to a few people, but not most people...it varies in different kids. They may have one or two special friends they talk to but no one else in the class. Often they talk to parents and siblings. My 9 year old son has SM. He has progressed over the years....he now talks to most kids, a handful of adults, but no one new, no teachers...etc. Essentially, they get so anxious when people talk to them that they simply close down...like stage fright. They become physically unable to speak. Pressuring them to speak just makes the anxiety worse. You can find out more about Selective Mutism at selectivemutismcenter.org
Feel free to e-mail me if this sounds like your daughter. I have lots of local resources June
Shyness & introversion in kindergartenerNov 2003
Hi-We just had our parent-teacher conference and the teacher told us that our kindergartner son is a bit introverted. I just read the archives on shyness, but I am not sure that it is the same thing as being introverted. He enjoys school and has regular playmates at recess. I guess the issue is that he does not necessarily respond to all social advances. Anyone know of anything I can do to help my son become more outgoing? thanks in advance
you make it sound like introversion is a bad thing. and you are right, introversion is not the same as shyness. you will not be able to force your child to be an extrovert. you can just teach him to say ''no, thank you'' (rather than just ignore requests) if he doesn't wish to engage with others. forcing the issue will make him very uncomfortable. introverted mom of introverted kids
I find the Myers-Briggs personality types useful (and fun) to learn about; introversion vs. extraversion is one aspect of their analysis. You can find tons of books on Myers-Briggs at the library or bookstore: one easy intro is Type Talk by Otto Kroeger and Janet M. Thuesen. Those who study personality type through this lens also address children and temperament. (Some books explicitly about children and type: Nurture by Nature by Paul D. Tieger and Barbara Barron-Tieger, and Understanding Your Child's Personality by David A. Stoop.) They warn against trying to turn introverts (maybe 25% of the population) into extraverts, and Type Talk notes the importance of letting these kids do things at their own pace. As an introverted child I was lucky to have parents who valued my personality traits as strengths. That said, I know they also had to help guide me and encourage me to step beyond my comfort zone at times. (One random example: they'd have me phone in our pizza order when I was a pre-teen or so, to help me be more adept at situations like that. I don't remember them ever pressuring me to be more extraverted, though.) I think that your interest in learning about temperament can only help your child be happy in a largely-extraverted world. happy introvert
I found the book ''The Highly Sensitive Child'' informative. Also ''The Highly Sensitive Person'' helped me understand myself a lot better! J12
If your son is happy & doing well in school (and you say he has friends too) I certainly would not worry about the way some teacher is labelling him. Not responding to all social overtures sounds like a positive trait to me, not a negative one. Being an extreme introvert can be a problem in modern society, but mildly introverted is great, in my opinion. I think the worst thing you could do would be to send your son a message that there is anything substandard about his perfectly normal, nice personality. Extroverts -Who Needs 'Em
Is your son's shyness creating problems for him? If not, I wouldn't really worry about it. The world is made up of lots of different types of people -- thankfully so. Imagine a world of loud-mouthed, out-going, extroverts. I always test as an introvert on the Meyers-Brigg exam, although I am a very social person. I take it to mean that I am thoughtful, think before speaking, and listen to others.
My advice? Give it time. Why do I know? I'm an introvert...which is a fancy term for shy and prefers to play/be alone or socialize with only a few children, as opposed to extroverted, which is outgoing. There is NOTHING wrong with being an introvert, we're just less common than extroverted folks and harder to read, especially for teachers. They want to feel every child is really into what they're doing and really wants to be involved. For introverts, getting ''involved'' in an activity takes a lot of comfort with the situation...and time.
My daughter is the same, and her p/s teacher pulled me aside early last year to let me know of her ''concerns'' about my daughter because she was so reserved and reluctant to join in. I assured the teacher that all she needed was time, and she would come out of her shell...the same thing I went through every year of school. So, I'd say if your child is enjoying school and playing with other kids, there's nothing to worry about! a fellow introvert
What's wrong with being introverted? Your best bet is to accept your son the way he is. Karen S.
I do not think of shyness and introversion as necessarily the same thing. Furthermore, introversion is a temperament style and is not a problem!!! Sure, introverts are more likely to feel uncomfortable in certain social situations than extroverts and may do well to learn some techniques for coping with stress related to public situations, but that doesn't mean that they have to stop being introverts. In fact, they can't.
Shyness, of course, can become problematic for people and can interfere with someone's social well-being. (Just a note -- I know plenty of basically extroverted people who experience shyness in certain types of situations.)
There was a great short piece at the end of an Atlantic Monthly a few months ago about being an introvert in an extrovert- centric world. Quite amusing, but also good food for thought. The basic message was: stop trying to fix us because we're not broken. extrovert married to an introvert
Shy mom, shy baby - book recommendation?July 2003
I'm a shy mother who is starting to see signs of similar shyness (or ''slow-to-warmism'') in my 18-month-old son. I'm looking for books that might help me learn how best to support him as he grows up. Can anyone give me recommendations for books they've found helpful, particularly if the books discuss shy toddlers? Still Slow-to-Warm
I don't have a book recommendation, but this website might be useful: http://www.preventiveoz.org/
It was recommended by Rona Renner, local RN and radio show host. Her website http://www.childhoodmatters.org/ has a lot of good information and additional links. Betty
My third child was shy; it was clear from birth. I got all the books I could find (very few) but the most helpful was the one associated with Stanford, where there is a shyness clinic. I used the ideas in there, and over time, a long time, it made a big difference. I started reading when she was in pre-school, mainly stood next to other children and observed, had trouble looking people in the eye, in fact, didn't like knowing the people were looking at her, and had trouble saying what she wanted to others. At home, she was fine. Everything I did helped, and there were specific suggestions in that book. Also, don't apologize, find words to explain, that won't hurt your child if hes/she hears it. It's important to acknowledge that the condition exists (you don't even have to call it shyness, call it something that makes sense to the kid), and talk about it. We did a lot of feedback and try again next time. This will always affect her but she has changed a lot; if I did nothing, I can't imagine her coping with much of anything as a t anon
For the shy mother seeking books on shyness in children-- Elaine Aron's book The Highly Sensitive Child is worth a read. Elaine has taken earlier research on shyness the next step. Even if you don't relate to the highly sensitive label, there's a lot of great advice in the book for anyone with a shy child. I would recommend her book The Highly Sensitive Person for shy adults. Claudia
I found the book: the sensitive child by Janet Poland, to be very helpful. eve
I am reading ''The Shy Child'' by Ward Swallow right now and it is helpful for my almost 3 year old. Jan
Shy Kindergartener or Language problem?April 1999
The kindergarten teachers told us that our 5-year-old daughter is having trouble answering questions in class even though they know she knows the answer. They see the light bulb go off in her head, but when they call on her she freezes and no answer is forthcoming. (Whereas this happens to everyone occasionally, it seems to happen to her quite often. We don't see thisat home.) I attribute it to shyness, but a family counselor thinks my daughter may have a word retrieval problem (she knows what something is, but can't think of the word) and has recommended that she undergo a speech andlanguage evaluation. The counselor recommended two places for the evaluation: Amy Faltz and Associates and Gage Herman at Children's Hospital. However, our insurance will only pay for it if it's done at Alta Bates/Herricks. Does anyone have anything to say (good or bad) regarding any of these three places? (There is a one-liner on Gage Herman in UCB Parents.) Shyness? Word retrieval problem? Any ideas about whatelse it could be? Does anyone have any words of wisdom or experience with the problem my daughter is said to have?
Gage Herman is a genius, a wonderful person, and extremely supportive to me when I brought my daughter in for speech therapy. I cannot say enough about her.
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Socially uncomfortable 8-year-oldApril 1999
I am interested in hearing from other parents of shy children, or adults who were shy as children. I have an 8 year old daughter who is very stoic and socially uncomfortable. She doesn't like sharing vulnerable feelings (even with her warm, loving parents!), and always looks stiff and uncomfortable in new and familiar surroundings. She does get invited to lots of birthday parties, in part, I think, because of my close connections to many of the moms of the kids in her class. She always wants to go to the parties, but often returns looking quite strained. She has one good friend who she has lots of play dates with. She *loves* school and begs to go even when she is ill. I suppose if school was that stressful, she wouldn't want to go. It's hard for me to observe her in class and in other situations where she looks so uncomfortable. At home, she is like a different kid--funny, talkative. Her teachers say she's doing fine, that she is quiet, not shy. I'm not convinced they know her very well. I believe that the smart, quiet (shy) girl often goes unnoticed. Whenever I volunteer in the classroom she looks visibly strained to me. Of course it's possible she behaves differently when I'm not around...
I guess the bottom line is I don't know how much to worry about my daughter nor do I know how to best support her. I would appreciate any tips from parents of children with my daughter's temperament. Also, are there any good books on this topic? Thank you.
I recently heard a show (maybe Forum on KQED?) about shyness and there was a representative of The Shyness Institute on it. I believe they are in Palo Alto and they have a web site at www.shyness.com. I looked it up because I too have a shy daughter (4 1/2) who sounds much like your little girl--open, funny and talkative at home, and very reserved and uncomfortable in group situations. The web site had a book list and when I emailed them they sent back some titles of books for parents. I also did a search on Amazon.com for children's books about shyness and came up with some good ones in her age range. Good luck!
While I was a student at Stanford, I remember hearing about a Shyness Clinic run by psychologists at Stanford University. They may have some valuable resources for you. The phone number for the Stanford Shyness Study is (650) 723-7498. I have heard many wonderful things about this program/study.
Your daughter sounds a bit like me as a child. I loved school, performed very well, but was often extremely self- conscious/uncomfortable, particularly in elementary school. I was very aware of the social pecking order (and perceived my place in it as very low), extremely worried about embarrassment, and utterly terrified of boys (particularly the popular ones). I think I didn't speak to a boy from about 3rd grade through 6th! I did better in junior high and high school when I was able to surround myself with friends and when the intellectual pecking order (in which I excelled) ecame more important. My early self-consciousness is probably deeply connected to my becoming a sociologist as an adult. If your daughter's shyness doesn't get in the way of her enjoying school and she has the skills to make one-on-one friends (even if she doesn't excel in larger group situations), I wouldn't worry too much. It must be hard to see her be uncomfortable, but there may not be much you can do. It may be that having a sensitive, self-aware temperament may just make it difficult to be a child in the kinds of groups kids are expected to enjoy.
It sounds like your daughter might benefit from a good counselor, who can help her overcome some of the issues she is dealing with and also help her be more comfortable in social situations. This does not sound like just quiet to me; it's sounds painfully familiar! I was very shy as a child, and was in my mid-20's before I really got over it. There's probably no cure for shyness, but it doesn't have to cause a lot of pain; I hope she doesn't have to suffer the way I did!
I am an adult who was painfully shy as a child. Your description of your daughter sounds almost identical to my memories. I was very comfortable at home, until strangers came, or even extended family members. I remember I have a cousin who is 17 years older than I am. I was very close to him when I was a child, he was in the Navy and stationed near our home. I saw him quite often, until he went out on his ship. I cried when he came back because he had a beard. I think it is actually change that I didn't like. I was never comfortable when my Mom came to my classroom because she wasn't supposed to be there. I wanted her there but something was out of place when she got there. She wasn't part of my routine. I gradually grew up and more comfortable with my surroundings. I'm sure your daughter gets invited to lots of parties because she has lots of friends. Don't assume because you don't see it, she doesn't have friends and interact while you're not there. Again, being uncomfortable after a party may just be from being somewhere that was new. I don't think you should worry too much right now. Some of shy folks just don't automatically open up, even with our parents. Good luck.
PS I think I do pretty well now, I had a job in Personnel for several years and there I met new people every day. If your daughters teachers don't see her as being a recluse, I'm sure things will be just fine.
If the child has a good friend, is willing to go to parties and enjoys school, I'd say relax and let her work it out on her own. I think it's natural for a lot of people to be shy in certain situations. As much as we, as parents, would like to fix everything for our kids, we have to admit that we can't resolve everything for them, and sometimes we make it worse by being too anxious ourselves. I'm sure I was shy many times as a child and I don't think my mother could have done anything to make me feel more comfortable. In fact, I have plenty of memories of wishing she would back off a bit and given me a chance to find my own way.


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Welcome to the Andy Taylor Golf website.
Andy Taylor Golf prides it's self on its bespoke coaching, where pupils benefit
from the most innovative, scientific and proven coaching methods, ensuring the elite
to the beginner are all guaranteed a fantastic learning experience.
Andy's coaching principles and philosophies have evolved over the past 20 years of
coaching and now are being used at his coaching academy at Kirtlington Golf Club in
As well as one-off lessons Andy develops individual programmes to ensure players are
able to enjoy their golf and have the best experience they can on the golf course.
The emphasis is on consistent development through all the areas of the game,
highlighting and reinforcing the strengths while helping to improve any areas of
weakness. Ensuring all pupils have a full understanding of what the pupil has improved
upon is key to the successful coaching sessions.
There is a full, extensively researched junior programme where the future of golf is
being developed.
The use of skills tests and innovative coaching tools help pupils discover their true game.


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James and Jason would like to invite you to dine from our brand new, seasonal menu. Using the finest local ingredients and supplies, our highly experienced chef will indulge you with our West County and Wiltshire Meats, freshly caught fish, prepared on the premises and homemade desserts. We serve a Carvery 12-6, 7 days a week and with our Young at Heart, Childs, Bar and Restaurant Menus, there is something to cater for every taste, and a wide selection of popular lagers and ciders and locally produced ales cater to every drinker. Why not extend your dining experience by booking one of our rooms from £60 including a hearty breakfast.