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Brie pairs up with Spiced Pecans
Crunchy. Flaky. Gooey. Sweet. Tart. Salty. Delicious. And, as if that weren't enough to get you completely hooked, I must add one more thing. Super easy.
When I spotted frozen mini fillo shells in the freezer case at the grocery store last week, visions of melted Brie studded with sweet and tart apple chunks topped with spicy pecans all in a light, flaky cup ran through my head.
Baked Stuffed Brie was still fresh in my mind, all creamy and gooey and chewy with apples and spice and dried fruit. That recipe came from the new cookbook written by Carmela Hobbins, Celebrations with Carmela's Cucina
Having a few ingredients on hand during the holidays that allow you to create a delicious snack or appetizer to serve with cocktails, wine or holiday punch helps a busy cook remain joyful amidst all the hustle and bustle and stress of the season.
You'll discover Brie cheese is covered with a paper-thin, white film. That's mold. It's completely edible. A friend told me yesterday she thinks the mold on Brie tastes like dirty socks. I prefer to call the flavor "earthy." I haven't developed an appreciation for the earthiness. I take my cheese plane to very cold Brie cheese and slice off the mold before eating.
Sweet, Salty and Spicy Pecans are an adaptation of a recipe I got from a friend last year when she brought the nuts to a holiday party. Penzey's Black and Red Spice, a blend of ground black Tellicherry peppercorns and cayenne adds kick to the sweet, slightly caramelized pecans. Sea salt rounds out the flavors. These pecans are a wonderful surprise in a salad of fresh greens. They are a marvelous addition to a cheese and fruit platter. Don't be afraid to set out a bowl of these pecans for guests to enjoy with cocktails or holiday punch. They are handy to have on hand all during the holiday season.
With some Brie, apples and Sweet, Salty and Spicy Pecans on hand during this season of celebrations, your days will be merry and bright.
Sweet, Salty and Spicy Baked Brie Cups
4 ounces Brie cheese, well chilled
1 (1.9-ounce) box frozen mini fillo shells
1/2 an apple, sliced and cut into small chunks (I used honeycrisp)
15 Sweet, Salty and Spicy Pecans (recipe below)
Preheat oven to 350°F. Thaw fillo shells at room temperature for 10 minutes. Arrange them on a baking sheet.
Using a cheese plane or a cheese knife, remove white film from Brie and discard. Cut cheese into 30 chunks.
Place a piece of Brie in bottom of each shell. Top with an apple chunk. Place another piece of cheese over apple. Arrange a pecan half over the top of each shell.
Bake for 10 to 15 minutes in preheated 350-degree oven, until cheese melts and just begins to bubble. Remove from oven. Serve warm. Makes 15.
Sweet, Salty and Spicy Pecans
3 cups pecan halves
1 tablespoon canola oil
1/4 cup (heaping) sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons fine sea salt
1 teaspoon Penzey's Black and Red Spice
Preheat oven to 350°F. Spread the pecans on a sheet pan and roast until fragrant, 8 to 10 minutes. Stir a couple of times so that they color evenly. Heat the oil in a skillet over medium heat, add the nuts and stir to coat. Sprinkle with the sugar and salt and cook, stirring constantly, over medium heat, until the sugar melts and starts to caramelize and coat the nuts, about 5 minutes. Turn off the heat but keep stirring until the nuts begin to cook, then toss with Black and Red Spice and turn them onto a plate to finish cooling.
Makes 3 cups. Store completely cooled pecans in tightly sealed jar or tin.
Sue Doeden is a popular cooking instructor, food writer and integrative nutrition health coach. She is the host of Good Food, Good Life 365 on Lakeland Public Television. Her own hives full of hardworking bees and her love of honey led to the creation of her recently published cookbook, Homemade with Honey.
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Not at all my best, but certainly some of my favourite and/or memorable photos from Leg 1 of my GSA lecture tour, wrapped into a peppy little, captioned slideshow. Some people, some geology and some randomness. Enjoy.
The End…
Saturday. The last morning of the 1st leg of my GSA lecture tour, and man, I felt as rough as a roofer's glove. The IPA, the whisky and the late night contrived to make me feel a little 'fragile'; there was to be no running up South Table Mountain this morning. However, there was no rest for the wicked, as I'd made plans to meet GSA Executive Director, Vicki McConnell, for breakfast. We headed onto Washington Avenue, the main street through Golden, and settled into Windy Saddle, where strong coffee, water and a breakfast burrito helped settle my wayward stomach. Vicki was very engaging and easy to talk too, and we discussed lots and lots and lots of things, including the professional and social role of professional societies such as GSA, equality and diversity in the geosciences, and the future of the GSA Distinguished Lecturer program. We had a blast; it's nice to meet people behind an email address.
Vicki headed back north to Boulder, the headquarters of GSA, and feeling a little more stable I went back to my B&B to pack. Before the shuttle arrived, I nipped to a local pharmacy to buy sleeping tablets; I struggle to sleep on planes, and with a 5 year old's birthday party to attend straight after arriving back in London, I was keen to get at least some rest on the flight back. In my experience, sleeping tablets, washed down with red wine, make an excellent sedative.
So, here I am on the flight back to London. I have thoroughly enjoyed the 1st leg of my tour; I'd go as far as to say it is the best professional experience of my life. I have met old friends and made some new friends, I have learned a lot of new science, and I have been to some truly stunning places. I'll be eternally grateful for all of this, and I again thank the GSA for making this happen.
For both you and I, the best news might well be that I can now take a break from blogging until the 2nd leg of my tour in mid-April. DING-DING, bring on Round 2…
Stop 5 (v.2.0) – The Day After the Day Before, Golden, CO
The day began sharply with a run up South Table Mountain with Jesse (@neotectonics), Zane (@zanejobe) and the prize-winning, Obama-meeting Rich (@rangefront). In temperatures that, even at around 0800, were heading north of 15 degrees, the start of the run was steep and hard; with pretty much no warm-up, the road and trail climb steeply, for about 250 m, up and out of Golden town centre. En route to the plateau top, we crossed the K-T boundary, which is located in a succession of Cretaceous-to-Paleocene clastics that are capped by early Paleocene (62-64 Ma) basaltic lavas. After a few stops to, ahem, take in the view, we 'summited', where we were rewarded with spectacular views westwards down into Golden, pinned between the plateau and the Rockies, and eastwards onto the flat plain and the sprawling city of Denver. Breath recovered, Rich gave us a brief guide to the visible geology (NEWSFLASH: it's amazing), in addition to an overview of the somewhat surprising, at least to me, lack of seismicity in this region. I'm not sure why, but being so close to big mountains always makes me think of earthquakes. In glorious sunshine and a restorative wind, we looped around the top of the plateau before heading back down into town.
Showered and fed, I made my way to the USGS, which is based on the southern side of CSM's campus. Rich had invited me to visit him and his group to discuss my work on normal fault structure and growth, and to show me some of the work they are doing on seismogenic hazards associated with one of my favourite normal fault systems in the world, the Wasatch Fault, Utah; see some uber-cool videos on this giant structure here. An animated 2 hours flew buy, with me extolling the benefits of a subsurface, seismic-reflection based approach to understanding fault structure and growth (see also my related GSA talk overview here and the talk itself here) and them outlining some of the challenges associated not only with constraining the ancient slip history of the Wasatch Fault (see also here), but also predicting its future behaviour. It became apparent to us all that a key issue was the how the relatively early-stage development of small normal fault systems, which is what we typically study with subsurface data, translates to seismogenic behaviour when such faults get much larger. My brain was absolutely fizzing.
On a brain-workout 'high', I said goodbye to Rich, Chris and Ryan, and headed back to CSM for lunch with Jesse, Zane and Lauren Shumaker, a post-doc working in CoRE. Lunch, this time a monstrous burrito, was great, but not as great as the post-lunch geo-tour of some on-campus exposures of the latest Cretaceous (68 Ma), non-marine sandstones of the Laramie Formation. On this compact exposure, which forms part of the Dinosaur Ridge, palm fronds and truly enormous (i.e. several metre-long) logs are well-exposed on the bases of slightly overturned beds. The highlight, however, were the dinosaur trackways, which included ceratopsid (mainly Triceratops), theropods and hadrosaurs, with the absolute pinnacle being the so-called 'trample' areas, where the density of footprints made it look like some kind of dino-disco. It was ace. I have a real weakness for dinosaur trackways. Less so palm fronds and logs.
Having tackled seismogenic normal faulting, a burrito, and some dino trackways, I then spent an enjoyable few hours in CSM, talking to a number of research staff and students. I talked to Lauren about her past and ongoing work on some rather exotic, potentially volcanogeneic deep-water systems imaged in seismic reflection data from offshore New Zealand. We also discussed another weakness of mine, submarine gullies, which Lauren worked on during her PhD at Stanford. We'll be keeping in touch. I then spoke to Oscar, a PEMEX-funded student working with Bruce Trudgill, about his work on salt tectonic controls on deep-water sediment dispersal in the Mexico sector of the Gulf of Mexico. Super-cool stuff, and it looks like I'll be on his 'committee'. Finally, I spent some time with Hiro, a PhD student working with Lesli Wood on some absolutely incredible seismic and borehole data from offshore NW Borneo. Seriously, this is possibly the most exciting subsurface dataset I have seen in several years; the 3D seismic data provide exquisite imaging of a predominantly thin-skinned, gravitationally driven deep-water fold-and-thrust belt, with the borehole data providing hard calibration of some of the syn-kinematic deep-water facies. As I became increasingly animated, I was dragged away by Bruce, Zane and Jesse to head into the Rockies for some bluegrass and booze…
We drove north-westwards up into partly snowed-covered mountains to a town called Nederland, spotting the continental divide in fading light, and twisting up through thick pine forests, which, I am assured, house mountain lions. We first hit a Crosscut Pizzeria and taphouse, a relatively new, local pizza and craft beer joint, which was rammed and evidently very popular. Joined by some of Jesse and Zane's friends, we took on some tasty pizza and IPAs, the latter partly accounting for the hangover I am now living through. Food done, we drove the short distance to Caribou Room, a live music joint, where we watched a couple of bluegrass or, in Zane's opinion, bluegrass-inspired bands. Apparently, the lack of a banjo was an issue. In my mind, something lacking a banjo is no bad thing. Bango-count aside, it was great, with the locals (and Zane and Jesse) getting into the waltz and Texas two-step, whilst I did battle with a whisky that was not that much smaller than a paddling pool. See comment above regarding a hangover…
The night over, we drove back down twisty mountain roads into Golden, where I crashed. Hard. I honestly cannot recall having had as many days as much fun and educational of yesterday! Tomorrow begins the journey back home to the UK…
Stop 5 – Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
An early start in Hawaii was followed by rather turbulent flight back to the continental US, hitting LAX, before bouncing across Nevada, Utah, and the Rockies, eventually descending into Denver. Check out the photos below; there were some awesome topography-cloud interactions above LA, and lovely, desert-carved geomorphology further eastwards.
A short drive west back towards the foothills of the Rockies and I arrived at my next and final GSA lecture tour stop; Colorado School of Mines (CSM), Golden, CO. Arriving rather late, I grabbed a late dinner at Woody's Wood Fired Pizza, with its absolutely choice pizza topping menu:
I crashed at my homely B&B, the historic Dove Inn, waking early in the morning for a short, pre-breakfast, sun-soaked run along the Clear Creek riverside trail. Golden, which is a small but devastatingly pretty place, nestled right in the foothills of the eastern Rocky Mountains, has a rich history associated with the gold rush. They also seem to like statues.
After breakfast (FYI, @andydoggerbank, fresh greek yogurt, fresh fruit, cheese omelette) and a quick coffee at Café 13, I headed to the CSM campus, where I spent the morning chatting with Lesli Wood (check out her alter-ego here) and Bruce Trudgill about mass-transport complexes (MTCs), teaching approaches, and the importance of sharing data and collaborating. Chatting to Bruce is a little surreal; back in 2002, he examined my PhD. Even his causal questions about subsurface data availability felt slightly 'probing'…
Lunch came, and I headed back out into the sun with Jessie Thompson (@neotectonics) and Zane Jobe (@zanejobe). Jessie is a post-doctoral researcher here at CSM, working on salt tectonics in everyone's favourite salt basin, the Paradox Basin, Utah. Zane is head-honcho of the Chevron Centre for Research Excellence (CoRE), working on a range of sedimentological and stratigraphic problems, primarily in deep-water depositional systems. They were great company, putting up with my rambling about journal publishing issues, whilst we ate ridiculously sized sandwiches at D'Deli on the main street.
With the weather being so good, we somewhat reluctantly headed back to the department where I spent an enjoyable hour with Jessie and colleagues, scratching our heads about some of the complex salt tectonics in the Paradox Basin. It is seriously cool stuff, and I cannot wait to see the new results arising from their analysis of the some of the largely unstudied exposures SW of Moab and the La Sal Mountains. I love structurally and stratigraphically complex field geology. And I love salt.
Realising time was short, we dashed upstairs to get set up for my GSA-supported, 'Van Tuyl' lecture. To the fullest room of my tour thus far, I gave a talk on using seismic reflection data to understand igneous geology (the talk can be downloaded here). I think it went well, with the talk followed by a rather lengthy, dynamic, Q&A. Thirsty and brain-drained, I headed out for beers and food with Lesli, Jessie, and Zane, being joined by a Twitter buddy, Rich Briggs (@rangefront). Turns out he's not a social media killer, which was nice.
Although I had delivered the last lecture of the first leg of this tour, there is no let up; tomorrow I head to the USGS to visit Rich, before heading back to CSM to talk more science. Phew!
'Pyroclastic rocks' or 'pyroclastics' are clastic rocks composed solely or primarily of volcanic materials. Where volcanic material has been transported and reworked through mechanical action, such as by wind or water, these rocks are termed 'volcaniclastics'. Such rocks abound on the Hawaiian Islands due to these islands, stranded smack-bang in the middle of the Pacific Plate, being overwhelmingly volcanic in origin. Volcaniclastics are superbly exposed at Lanai Lookout, which lies at the base of Koko Crater (see photo above), a 368 m tall, 30,000–35,000 Ma, monogenetic tuff cone that lies east of Honolulu. Although they need a scale, these pictures do not really need words. Or, more to the point, I'm no volcaniclastics expert; I simply think these are beautiful rocks. Enjoy the show.
Featured image at the top of the post is from shows a pyroclastic flow sweeping down the eastern flank of the Soufrière Hills volcano into the Tar River Valley, Montserrat (January 16th 1997). Image and information from: http://volcano.si.edu/learn_galleries.cfm?p=9.
Tuesday morning. My 3rd full day on the Hawaiian Islands. I got up early to call home; Hawai'i is nice and this tour has been great fun so far, but I do miss the folks back home. It's funny, but by being away for only 2 weeks, I miss a little over 10% of our 4-month old daughter, Nora's life. All was well back at the ranch, so I decided to head out for a run before the sun got too high in the sky.
The run was amazing. I took a loop route around Diamond Head, a large, ca. 200,000 year old tuff cone lying a few kilometres east of Waikiki (see photo below). Diamond Head, which is considerably younger than the ca. 2.6 Ma Koʻolau Range that forms the backbone of Oah'u, is amazing. It is a monogenetic structure, meaning it formed during a single eruptive episode that is estimated to have lasted only a few days. This is remarkable, given it is >200 m tall and a couple of kilometres in diameter. The eruption forming Diamond Head was very explosive due to interaction between rising magma, fresh groundwater, and seawater, with the main cinder cone punching up through and obliterating an overlying coral reef. Big geology that forms quickly and catastrophically is the absolute best.
Despite the sun sitting only slightly above the horizon, it was already quite hot. As I laboured up the southern flank of Diamond Head I saw a few other foolish hardy souls on foot and bike. Reaching the crest of the climb, I got a spectacular view out to sea, which was dotted with surfers catching some early-morning breaks. Surfers always look so cool (see video below). I tried surfing when I lived in Brazil. I sucked. Stupid sport. I pick up the pace, slowed, tried to run faster again, and failed, largely because my legs were still feeling rather dead from my windy cycle ride on Kilauea. Luckily, the last bit of the run was downhill back into Waikiki, so I could relax and take in the view. Just a word on Waikiki; it's not that nice. It's completely overrun with tourists, and has a Louis Vuitton and a Jimmy Choos. Nuff said. On the plus side, it does have a Cheesecake Factory and the Maui Brewing Company.
A breakfast coffee, served with a side order of emails, and it was time to do some more laundry. In my effort to avoid checking luggage, and to thus save a stack of time waiting for baggage at numerous airports, I brought only a roller-case for my 2-week tour. The downside being that I needed to do laundry a couple of times during my trip. This wasn't too much of a hassle, but there's something strange about walking around Waikiki in glorious sunshine looking for a launderette.
Post-laundry, to get my heart rate up and because the weather was so stellar, I spontaneously decided to rent a moped and explore the island. When I was younger young, I use to ride a trail bike (Yamaha DT50); I had forgotten how much fun motorcycles/mopeds are!!! For only $30 (c. £24) I got the moped for the whole day, so I set off towards the eastern point of Oah'u, looping around the base of Diamond Head, before heading out past multi-million dollar beach-front houses towards less populated terrain.
The first main stop was Lanai Lookout, which lies at the base of Koko Crater (see photo above), a 368 m tall monogenetic tuff cone that is slightly older (30,000–35,000 Ma) than Diamond Head. Here, on a series of broad, sea-lashed platforms, an absolutely spectacular sequence of volcaniclastic deposits (see below), sourced from the Koko Crater, is beautifully exposed. The exposure quality was Un. Be. Lievable. Volcanic bombs, graded and massive beds, giant sigmoidal cross-beds, trough cross-beds, large erosional scours. This outcrop had it all, and it made me want to whip out my logging sheet. I'll share some photos on a following blog-post. @volcanologist and @uib_rotevatn will be pissed if I don't.
Feeling my tummy rumbling, I continued east to a Sandy Beach, where I found, somewhat randomly, a taco truck. Tacos on the beach in Hawai'i, whilst fending off an aggressive cockerel? Why the hell not (see below). Having inhaled the tacos and having suitably intimidated my glamorously feathered dining companion, I pushed on eastwards to Makapu'u Point. Here, so the very chatty moped-hiring dude said, humpback whales could be spotted in the channel between Oah'u and Moloka'i. These whales are most common around the Hawaiian Islands in November to March, as they make there way northwards to plankton-rich feeding grounds in the north Pacific. So I made the rather steep climb up towards the Makapu'u lighthouse at Makapu'u Point and sat and waited. And waited. And waited. And waited. And wondered why there was a cockerel on the beach. And waited. And then, BOOM! Just in front of the point a humpback breached, and then for the next 15 or so minutes, a group of around five put on quite the show, breaching and spouting a few hundred metres offshore. In the video below, keep an eye out for the spouting; it's pretty clear. I have seen whales before in New Zealand, but they never fail to impress me with their acrobatic ability. To be honest, seeing any large animal in its natural habitat, and in a habitat so unnatural to us humans, is always awe-inspiring.
Having had my whale-fill for the next few years, it was time to head back to Waikiki and return the moped. I looped back around the north side, where I stopped at ARS Cafe, a small local coffee shop I had seen on my morning run. It was suitably hipster and, I believe, @big_ol_world would have approved. The evening passed by in a heart-racing blur of laundry, blogging, packing and emailing. Feeling brave, I decided to return to 'Get Crackin' to take on the snow crab, resplendent with rubber gloves and bone-cracker. It was awesome. And so ended my stay in Hawaii. It's been awesome. I'm a very, very, very lucky boy.
Kīlauea, Hawai'i
Having spent Sunday morning foraging for lava tubes on exposed basalt sea cliffs of western Kalapana, I decided to head north to spend the afternoon and evening exploring Kilauea itself. The drive up the volcano flank was, I must say, rather unglamorous, with the steady gradient (related to the low viscosity nature of the flows constructing the Kilauea) and the heavy, rain forest vegetation hiding the fact you are on a living, (fire) breathing volcano, perched above a hot spot. Upon arrival at the Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park and thinking largely of @andydoggerbank and @r_siddall, I headed straight to the restaurant for a late lunch. Finally, I could try one of the local specialities, 'poke', which here was made with 'ahi' (tuna). It was extremely nice; I can only really liken it to sushi, which might be doing it a disservice. Food aside, it was rather strange experience, with the Superbowl being played on every TV in the packed restaurant bar. Lady Gaga in front of me, and Kilauea behind me; it was truly something that should be on everyone's snuff list. Well, I say Kilauea was behind me, but to be honest I wasn't sure. Dense clouds had descended and the rain had gotten into full swing, so there was little to see out of the restaurant window, despite us sitting on the very edge of the main crater.
After lunch I did a quick circuit of the crater rim road, taking in the Thurston lava tube, deposits of the at least partly fissure-fed 1969-1974 eruption sequence, and a rather spectacular crater of Pu'u Huluhulu, perched between the main, active Kilauea crater and the rather more subdued, but still grumpy, Puʻu ʻŌʻō. The walk up to Pu'u Huluhulu was desolate and eerie, heading out across barren lava fields, before twisting steeply up through the rainforest. On the 1.5 hour walk I was alone; I guess the main tourist pack don't like to stray to far from the road.
As sun fell and the clouds and rain closed in, I headed to the Jagger Museum; this rather dated but still charming museum, which documents the mythical, historical and geological history of Kilauea, provides one of the main vantage points into the active part of the Kilauea crater. To cut a long story short, the weather wasn't playing ball. Dense fog and driving rain contrived to piss-off the masses of tourists who had made the their way to the crater rim. Occasionally, the fog cleared enough to allow a tantalising glimpse of the bubble lava lake; for the rest of the time is was pitch black and very wet. Despite the lack of sustained lava action, I thought it was stunning, with the lava lake looking spectacular when it deigned to show itself, and the sky glowing an eerie red. Soaking wet, I headed down to 'Volcano' (seriously, that's it's name…) for some food and to find my accommodation. Some email checking, and it was time for bed.
My flight back to O'ahu was at 0900; not so early, but I wanted to go for a run on a volcano. Who wouldn't? I managed a quick 2.5 miles before packing and racing back to the airport in Hilo. The flight was awesome, affording great views of Kilauea, Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. What was particularly striking were the relatively young, fresh, largely unvegetated lava flows mantling Mauna Loa's eastern flank, and the deep gorges carved into the older flows.
Landing back in a rain-lashed Honolulu, it was time to prepare for my talk at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa. It's amazing how, given some time, I can fiddle with a talk; swapping slides to make the order more logical, increasing font sizes to make diagram labelling a little clearer, and tweaking animations to make the talk more 'lively'. Satisfied if not pleased, I headed up to the university to meet my host Steve Martel. Steve is a structural geologist/rock mechanisist. He knows equations and coding, and is terrifyingly smart. I am most familiar with his research on normal fault growth and forced folding, with the field components of his work being conducted on the Kilauea, where collapse of its southern flank has led to the development of a quite spectacular array of normal fault, forced folds and relay ramps. Steve was great fun, and we shared an excitable couple of hours talking about faulting, landslide triggering, and the geological setting of Hawaii. Rather appropriately, my talk, which can be downloaded here and which I discussed here, was on normal fault growth. Steve provided a rather lengthy introduction; I personally couldn't wait for the person he described to turn up to give the talk…Seriously, the problem with an upbeat, positive, almost glowing introduction is that you then can only let everyone down by giving a shitty talk. In any case, a very small but keen audience were extremely patient with me whilst I got increasingly excited about the way in which normal faults grow and why it matters. The talk went well, of at least well enough that I was presented with some local basalt as a gift!
With the weather clearing, I decided to walk the three miles back from the campus to Waikiki. After some email checking, blog prepping and Japanese food(ing), followed by sampling of several local beers by the absolutely awesome Maui Brewing Company, it was time for bed.
N.B. the featured imaged at the top of this post was a sticker I saw whilst out running. It somehow captures geological and personal feelings, don't ya think?

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ZheJiang Sopray Solar Co., Ltd Create a Better Life…
Sopray intends to become the biggest and best supplier of Solar Photo Voltaic Cells and Modules in China. It will achieve this by promoting excellence throughout the length and breadth of its organization. ZheJiang Sopray's Mission Statement
Established in 2005, ZheJiang Sopray Solar Co., Ltd. is an American-Chinese joint venture. Located in Taizhou in Zhejiang, ZheJiang Sopray has two factories, covering over 13,000 square meters of land, employing over 700 staff. ZheJiang Sopray is a vertically integrated factory, dedicated in the research and development, production of ingots, wafers, cells and the sales of solar modules.
ZheJiang Sopray's products cover the entire PV industry value chain from the supply of monocrystalline and multicrystalline ingots and wafers, PV cells and modules.
ZheJiang Sopray has an annual Panel output of 10MW/month in 2009 and an expected 15-20 MW/month in 2010. Their products sell as far as Europe, America and worldwide. Their product export totals to 300 million Euros a year. (2009 figure) Sopray's Production Capacity
A new factory is in the pipeline, and was completed in September 2009 where new automated equipment was installed to improve and speed up the production process. Auto Framing Machine
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ZheJiang Sopray are passionately committed to delivering innovative energy solutions to our customers through a lasting partnership in order to build a brighter and sustainable future. We show great pride in our brand and we aggressively promote and protect our reputation. As we continue to strive to perform amongst our peers worldwide, Sopray has an established track record of delivering consistently high quality solar solutions to our valued customers.
Sopray offers high-performance poly and mono crystalline modules with an exceptional features including stability, capacity and power-generating endurance over multiple applications. We provide modules that range from 5W to 280W by unit power output.
We hold international certificates: ISO, CE, IEC61215 IEC61730, VDE, TUV and UL.
Highly reliable and efficient solar cells from Sopray that offers great output stability. Advanced EVA encapsulation system with the Toyo brand back sheet. High quality and reliable junction box with approved TUV certificates. 1 Tempered glass 2 EVA 3 Cells 4 EVA 5 Back sheet
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We give timely responses to enquiries within a maximum of 48 hours. ZheJiang Sopray works with international logistics companies to ensure shipments arrive to you in a timely, safe and cost efficient manner. ZheJiang Sopray is a professional, service orientated company.
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We are dedicated to satisfying our customers. We believe in respecting our customers, listening to their requests and understanding their expectations. We strive to exceed their expectations in affordability, quality and on-time delivery.
Sopray has already moved from local municipal approval in Taizhou to state approval in Zhejiang. This is the next step on the road to central government approval by Beijing. This gives easier access to credit and financial lines. Sopray is the 3 rd biggest company in Taizhou and one of the largest employers. The Future: Sopray's Developments and Goals
In June 2009 Mr Wu the President and CEO purchased 50 hectares in Jinshan District of Shanghai for development of a new plant. Within 2 years Sopray Shanghai plans to have a fully automated plant making 400 MWs. Sopray's Developments and Goals
The plant in Taizhou is nearing completion of a new workshop that will have 2 fully automated production lines. It currently has 3 cell lines that will be increased to 5 before the end of 2009. So 100% of the production comes from their own cells and wafers. They plan to have a fully vertical operation also from Polysilicon through ingot and wafer to cells and panels. Within 2 years they will be in the top 10 producers in China with over 600 MWs of production annually. Sopray's Developments and Goals
In June 2009 we opened an office and warehouse in Bad Soden near Frankfurt to service our European clients. It is our intention to hold up to 1 MW of stock and parts in a 700 Sq Mtr warehouse and have office space of 150 Sq Mtrs. We have local partners and will have a local indigenous sales and engineering team to support our many clients throughout Europe for all their support and requirements within 48 hours of notification. Our highly experienced and dedicated local team will offer advice and support to further enhance our reputation and pro-active service. The Future: Sopray Germany GMBH
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Today until 9/25 Sunday, if you purchase any size canister, Mr. Yagi will give you a free scooper with your name engraved in kanji. Please take your time to visit us to see the amazing craftsmanship.
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Today until 9/25 Sunday, if you purchase any size canister, Mr. Yagi will give you a free scooper with your name engraved in kanji. Please take your time to visit us to see the amazing craftsmanship.
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A day early however with it being Good Friday in the U.K. (it's a normal working day here for me so no chocolate just yet!) I thought you wouldn't mind if I show my Easter Egg box, and something different project, a day early! As it seems to be Sue Wilson week, lol this year I made my Easter egg box using the Sue Wilson striplet die. Last year I used Spellbinders A2 Filigree delight die, if you want to see last years creation ( as my blog was new last Easter so lots of my blog friends will have missed it) click HERE.
The whole box is made as a hexagonal box using the striplet for each edge. There are doors on this box, at the front however they are covered by butterflies! However they do line up perfectly, that's the beauty of the striplet die!
The below pictures show the doors opening!
There's a lot of pictures but I love this box! Whatever you are doing with your Bank Holiday please Enjoy...
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Hi John. I am playing catch up again so want to say that yesterdays card is beautiful. Sue really thought out her dies didn't she, everything about them has been designed with ease of use and versatility in mind, Sue really is one clever lady. I agree with all of the other comments and it would be lovely to see you on Create and Craft sharing your talent too: )This Easter egg box is gorgeous, it is hard to put into words just how much I love it, thank you for sharing John. I was a follower of your blog at this time last year and loved the Easter Egg box then, now we have two to inspire us : ) Take care.
ReplyDeleteWow-Wow-Wow how fab is this - just luv it xx I have received the striplet die this morning so will have to have a play next week too busy over the Easter weekend xx I have also purchased the Spanish corner, border and tag die which looks fab too so hopefully some creations to show off soon xx have a fab Easter weekend and don't eat toooooo much choccy xx GailT xx


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Alfa Romeo TZ3 Corsa 2010 Sport Classic Car Style Cars Specification And Prices With Reviews
Zagato Atelier has announced the launch of the Alfa Romeo TZ3 Corsa Concours d'Elegance Villa d'Este XII. Corsa Design TZ3 is not a drill. Not only drawing on 90 years of collaboration between the two brands, not only in Milan shared between Alfa Romeo and Zagato. Corsa TZ3 is a race car, in honor of 100 years of the race and victory in the 20th century as a whole.
The Zagato Alfa Romeo TZ3 Corsa is a race car, honouring 100 years of races and victories across the whole 20th century. The TZ3 Corsa is based on a mono shell carbon fibre tubular chassis, coupled with a tubular frame and a lightweight aluminium body.
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We have been playing pat-a-cake for a month or so with the possibilities of which coach will utimately coach the US team. Jurgen Klinsmann is the perfect choice but the names of Gerard Houllier, Brian Metsu, Eric Gerets, and Guus HIddink have also been mentioned. One thing is clear, US Soccer wants an experienced foreign coach and they should go for the best one possible that is realistically available.
Jamie Trecker in his latest opinion piece goes into if wishes were horses territory. He wants US Soccer to go all out and think big when selecting the MNT coach. Fair enough. But Jose Mourinho???
What in the world would possess Mourinho to come over here? He has the best EPL team that money can buy, his signings are all world class players. Mourinho wants to establish a legacy in a team that has never seen success like this before. In the pecking order Chelsea does not come close to the standards of European soccer that clubs like AC MIlan, Juventus, Real, Barcelona, Liverpool, Man U, Arsenal, and Bayern have established. There is an even bigger reason for Mourinho's success, as good a coach as he maybe, and i.e., Abramovich's deep pockets.
Trecker says that the canard that the coach should understand the country and the American soccer system should be 'deep sixed'. He goes onto mention Guus Hiddink and Otto Pfister's lack of knowledge of South Korea and Togo, before coaching those two teams, in the 2002 and 2006 World Cup, respectively.
Well, Jamie, both are journeymen coaches. If I am not mistaken Togo was Pfister's ninth job, most of them in African countries and most were unsuccessful before his Togo gig. Guus Hiddink has a reputation for taking teams and building them so that they are ready to compete succesfully in the international scene, just like he did with Australia, in this World Cup. If the US has gotten well past that rebuilding stage as Trecker states, then Guus Hiddink's name should not even be mentioned.
The circle of coaches that can realistically coach the US team should be narrowed down and not widened at this stage. The successful hiring of a coach to coach a team should lie in the convergence of the interests of both parties and not to some abstract concept like "make US Soccer better." Which international coach lives in the USA, has been successful both as a player as well as coach, understands English and is articulate, has mentioned that it is hard spending time away from his family, incorporates US style fitness with an attacking flair.
The coach that best fits these convergences is Jurgen Klinsmann. Let us not lose sight of our first choice as coach.
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SR, are you saying that Mourinho is unqualified or would be unmotivated to move? I assume both.
You are right, Trecker is out of his mind. Mourinho would be a disaster on a number of levels and I would not believe he would last two years. I also think he would not even consider it.
Klinsi is the number 1 choice by a long shot for the USMNT and it makes perfect sense for him as well. Gulati should do whatever it takes to get him.
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I would take unmotivated at best. At the worst, I don't think Mourinho is capable of building a national team. He has been fortunate at both Chelsea and FC Porto that there were managements who had money to go out and get the players who he wanted.


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When following the current Best This parameter works well for the vast majority of our clients. However, there have been a few cases where JVM memory is fairly tight due to the specific workloads that the end users are generating. In some cases, requests for object memory grow faster than the Java virtual machines decides to perform garbage collection, and an out of memory condition can occur.
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Rock the beach in this nautical Splendid Women's Malibu One Piece Swimsuit. It is a stunning colorblock swimsuit with stripes and a splash of bright yellow perfect for a sunny day at the beach. Features include back hook closure with cutout detail and removable or adjustable straps for a perfect fit.
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We recently purchased both the washer and dryer after having front load washers for years. Front loaders are great but the small tub sizes and mildew smells made choosing this set easy. ...Read complete review
We recently purchased both the washer and dryer after having front load washers for years. Front loaders are great but the small tub sizes and mildew smells made choosing this set easy. Both the washer and dryer work Great! If you are looking to get this set, do not hesitate! I know there is not a lot of reviews on this set. After reading some of the reviews I was scared to buy them but after looking and comparing many brands, styles, I kept coming back to these. We finally decided to just go for it and I am glad to say it was a good choice. Of course no one needs all these fancy features. We just want a washer that washes and a dryer that dries. Rest assure these do just that. The washer and dryer have a USB cable that connects the two together. When the washer stops it sends a signal to the dryer which then lights up which cycle it recommends you dry your clothes on. The dryer lights up inside making it easy to find all your socks. LoL It has every feature imaginable including steam for those of us who hate to iron. It dries clothes great and has a nice little chime sound when it's done with the cycle. The washing machine is also filled with features galore! The LED light inside is a great feature. It has a large tub making washing comforters and large loads a breeze. It uses plenty of water, there is no left over lint as some reviewers said. It does not wad my clothes into knots and my clothes are clean and look great! The automatic soap and fabric softener dispensers are awesome! Makes washing clothes so easy! Just toss them in and hit start. There is a favorite button on both the washer and dryer. Kind of like a car stereo, you just hold it in for a few seconds to set your favorite setting. Then you just push that button and start washing or drying your clothes. Both also have steam which is a nice feature too. This set is not exactly cheap but they are in line with many others out there and if you compare what this set does, plus it's large capacity verses others, this one is the better deal. Being a top load washing machine it does wash differently from a front loader but just as great! There is a fan like thing on bottom that moves the clothes down and back up again, if that makes sense? It's an agitator that is flat against the drum instead of standing up in the middle so absolutely yes it cleans your clothes! As for cycle times... They are pretty much the same time cycles as my front loader was, give or take a minute. They aren't any noisier than my front load set was. They aren't super loud or quiet, let's be realistic, it's a washer and drier! The do make noise and they should. Who buys a washer and dryer based on noise? Good Grief! The bottom line is they wash and dry. All the other stuff is just icing on the cake. I personally think they are Great!
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This washer/dryer set do not save on energy. The "normal" setting takes about 1 hour-2 hours to wash your clothes...and they don't always come out clean....Read complete review
This washer/dryer set do not save on energy. The "normal" setting takes about 1 hour-2 hours to wash your clothes...and they don't always come out clean. They do NOT smell clean after, and I use fabric softener and dryer sheets, my front loader, the clothes came out smelling amazing, using the same products, so it's the washer and dryer.
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I've been using the dryer for several months now and so far, so good. It is easy to use and the many cycles make it easy to customize my own drying cycles. The only thing I do not like is the handle to open the door. It feels like cheap plastic and I fear I am going to crack it off every time I open the door - it takes a good hard pull to do so. On such an expensive dryer you would have thought they would use a better quality handle.
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I bought this dryer with the coordinating washer last summer and overall love the set and all of the features. everything works great, except the lint trap. It lets lint by and into the duct work. I have had the service team here several times to try to address this and they say there is nothing to be done about it. searching options currently
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I've had this dryer for 3 months now and am still amazed by how quickly it can dry a full load. Even with quilts and comforters I never have to add extra time!
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My husband and I had this clothes dryer - with a matching washer - installed when our new home was built in 2015. We are extremely happy with the performance of the washer and dryer, the quiet operation, and we love the "Slate" color.
Best dryer, Clothes feel dry and not hot to touch.
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Love the convenience of the washer giving the dryer the presets for the correct setting.
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This dryer is performs so well in all categories- big bulky to regular clothes to delicates. My previous dryer took all day/multiple cycles to dry large items but this new GE dryer did it in one and the bath mats came out fluffy and over-dried. Also, my regular clothes and delicates are coming out better than I could ever imagine in super short dry cycles. It is a great purchase and I'm so happy with it.
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Product has served us well--first dryer we purchased in nearly 40 years!
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This dryer has been a very good value. The door may scratch easy so care is needed.
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I made this at Techshop
I decided to wrap the exhaust for my motorcycle for 2 reasons: I like the look and it offers heat insulation.
This is a simple project but it helps to have an extra set of hands.
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"Let's have a merry journey, and shout about how light is good and dark is not. What we should do is not future ourselves so much. We should now ourselves. "NOW thyself" is more important than "Know thyself." Reason is what tells us to ignore the present and live in the future. So all we do is make plans. We think that somewhere there are going to be green pastures. It's crazy. Heaven is nothing but a grand, monumental instance of future. Listen, now is good. Now is wonderful." ~ Mel Brooks
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Mother's Day Giveaway
In honor of the beauty, the delicate, and the divine in every Mother, I am beyond ecstatic to introduce you to the amazing Maude White of Brave Bird Jewelry & Paperwork based in Buffalo, NY. Maude's work is stunning, breathtaking, mind blowing. Her work is one of a kind, unlike no other, much like ourselves and those who gave us life. Maude gives life to paper (among other things) and has created a magic all her own. Maude has graciously given us an unbelievably beautiful piece of her art for our Mother's Day giveaway.
Maude moved from Smalltown, USA to a bigger, harder city in pursue of dreams and the ability to be more and see more than what might have been possible in her little hometown. After much effort, failures and many successes, Maude seems to have found her spirit in the intricate work of handcrafting fine paper arts and felted jewelry. She is currently a student, in life and at school, and has a power to make the unimaginable happen, like this paper cut below...
Maude's work has recently been published in the most current issue of Carrier Pigeon Magazine, a magazine of illustrated fiction and fine art that believes that by
"giving full creative control to the writers, fine artists, illustrators, and designers, the magazine deconstructs the singularity of each artistic discipline while setting an uncharted standard for their successful merging."
Each and every cut is made with such precision and with determination. Every line, pregnant with emotion and meaning. By cutting away the blank canvas, Maude is bringing honor to the possibility of what lives within, she sheds light on what otherwise might not be seen.
Amazing, right!! So, here is what you can do to enter ( with multiple ways to enter) to win this amazing piece below. For one entry, simply comment below! For a second entry, please like our Facebook pages:: A Simple Life and Brave Bird Jewelry & Paperwork and don't forget to come back here and tell us you did so. For your third entry, share this giveaway anywhere and everywhere, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram! Where ever you might go please help spread the word so we can shine some love on this amazing artist and her work (and again, come back here to tell us you did just that!)!!
This giveaway will close at 12am EST on May 5, 2013 has closed! Thank you to those who participated!
Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself. ~ George Bernard Shaw
Like in motherhood and in art, we create each day and the experiences we have and the love that is shared. It isn't found, it already lives inside of us. When we can allow those gifts to shine, either by will or grace, it is a divine creation that we could have never comprehended. I am utterly grateful for all you Mama's out there AND for all you artists. We are really one in the same and could not exist without the other. xo
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On the one hand Children 2-3 years , it is not so difficult than , say, a year-old toddler .Indeed, in this age, your crumbs can already agree to convince him that you can do that as well - you can not , explain why .On the other hand , raise children 2 years of age - a new challenge for parents , " strength ", because it is now wakes up at its finest character kid , and sometimes not the best quality.
Of course, the manifestation of individuality in its worst form , does not contribute to ensuring that education of the child in the 2 years were carefree , but right now opens it as a person and allows to influence this process parents.
Little person.
In 2 years your crumb becomes more independent and begins to perceive himself as a person, and parents need the same.According to experts, this is the age and personality begins to form, and in three years, your baby has a full-fledged "I", even if not consummated.Therefore, it is important not to miss this crucial moment, or to correct flaws behavior then
Of course , this is unnerving , disturbs and sometimes exasperated .But we are adults , and is able to change the situation , not sometime in the future but right here and now .We must understand where to stand firm where you need to yield, where to cheat .After all, this is the most fertile period - right now we form the true nature of the child, laying the foundations of education , which will remain with him for life.
Do not try to break the little man in nature, it is not necessary to press down under him !At this age, it is especially important to give your child the right to choose not to put pressure on him.An exception may be only a life-threatening situation where quite firmly say "no" and take some action to prohibiting child.No need to shout , angry - are clearly and firmly : "no" .
Well, if there is a choice, then why not?What is wrong if the kid wants to put on it's these sandals, and not some other?But if the rain on the street, and the child needs to wear sandals, you need to calmly explain to him why the other shoes to wear better.Explain that in sandals, he will get wet and freeze, and be able to walk in the boots a little longer.It does not help, then tell him that if he would be in the boots, the mother was allowed to go to him in a shallow puddle.Agree with your baby, eventually he will understand that boots in rainy weather better, and not because you can run through the puddles, and in principle.
If a kid is stubborn , you need something to interest your crumbs .If you do not want , for example, go to bed , then undressing your baby , tell me what you do after a dream that will be interesting to do, where to go , when he wakes up .It's quite easy for you, for it is much more pleasant and acceptable than the order to " sleep! " .Raising a child 2 years of age with this approach will be more effective and " treplyuschim " your nerves .
Mum's helper, my father's friend.
Activities year-old child can be represented in the form of the famous revolutionary phrase of 1917: "When the lower classes can not , and leaders do not want ."The fact that a child two years of age often knows what he wants to do but has no skills , no experience, no silenok to implement his plan .This is followed by reaction Logically, the same as in adults - anger, frustration , despair, hysteria .
The task of any mother in this moment - to support the baby in his endeavor.Just do not make the intended effect instead of the child !There is no " I let myself ," only offer of assistance in the worst, and at best - a reasonable clue how to do it , " Try this."You have to understand that only in this case, raise children 2-3 years will be positive and productive.
A child at this age is eager to help everyone in everything, and the main your task - to give him that opportunity .Kids even with one year of age love to help - they just learn by looking at you , try to understand and try to do the same as the parents .But now it is possible to achieve concrete positive results of labor.Of course, this will be gradual, but it is important that the baby , time after time, perfecting their skills.
Tears wash the floor - please!Tell us how best to do this and let busy .It's okay if the water circle ponalet - wipe sweat.The main thing now he did not discourage .It already reasonable to try to help the Pope , put the screws by size and put them in the drawer compartments .Of course, to leave him alone for such classes can not , but together they may put things in order in the pantry.
Raising a child is 2-3 years have meant to receive some definite result.And if a child has done something bad, not to the end, now it is necessary to pay attention to this .Do not blame in any case !A prompt , tactful in mild form , how to make sure to get the best .Do not be nervous and do not emotsioniruyte if he messed up everything again , and again nothing happened - the main thing is not so much the result as the desire to achieve it .
And, of course , do not forget to praise your fidget .Be sure to mark all of its smallest achievements.But just try to do it sincerely and, of course , about .If you pay the education of the child, as much time and attention , then it will be completely ready for the kindergarten to the execution of three years.
Avoiding whims.
At the age of two years of a baby can start to show their "hardness " of character and to demand satisfaction of their desires , showing disobedience.At this age a child begins to check , as they say , parents " strength ", " feel out " beyond the limits .
A child can see and begin to imitate the cartoon hero to get noticed , notice peers who throw a fit mother , and he was allowed to do what he wanted.The kid may like it , he will remember , and will try these new techniques to their own parents.
There are three most important , most common , the most pernicious error of parents in the upbringing of the child of 2-3 years :
- • The first - is to go with your child on a leash .Yes, of course , every child - a personality , but you need to understand the scope of what is permitted , it is necessary to account for where it leads afterwards.
- • The second mistake - often in the discussion of children, in particular, and of his behavior .If you negotiate , so there are differences , and the child about them should not even suspect , or will soon learn to "play" on it.
- • The third mistake - yelling at the child.The first - it's silly , is not nice , bad example to follow , and secondly - it will not help !!!
In this situation, the main rule of child rearing in the 2-3 years - not to indulge whims.Otherwise, it will go in his habit.If the child does not listen, hysterics, demanding full and immediate gratification of his desires, one way to get out of the impasse - to distract the baby, take away from the problem, something to speak it, or ignore the tantrum.The main thing - keep calm, do not get bogged down in the manifestation of his nerves, and not "rush" on him in a panic.Driving your behavior should be something like this: once perpetrate the scandal - stand firmly, do not react, the second time - tears and cries will be much smaller, and the third time and could not be.
Another caveat - the validity of his claims : if the kid , for example, he wanted to put tights or tie shoelaces , without her mother's help, and you do not give him to do so - he has every right to defend their desire, and you - just wrong.Make a conclusion for the future and do not provoke more of these situations.
You need to understand, and yet something about the children : they are like chameleons, in some ways , different teachers are the same kids behave quite differently.You may have noticed it and his family - mum kid does not listen , and navel - unquestioningly .Therefore, it is concluded and apply for the benefit .
Raising a child 2 years without errors and the consequences.
Here are some simple and effective strategies that will help raise the child in the 2 years to make it easier , make your life easier and your baby's life during this difficult period .
1. Be consistent
Try to provide your child with a permanent regime of the day .The kid needs to know clearly what and what is : sleep, hygiene, games , eating and so on.It will make the day a child some predictable , which in turn , will provide peace of mind to him , because the baby will know what you'd expect .
When the daily routine assumed some changes , notify your child beforehand.For example : "Today, our guests will Grandma ", " In the evening, you and Aunt pobudesh , and we leave with my dad a while ."Periodically remind him during the day, you're going to do next , where to go , what prefer .
- 2. Avoid stress
Of course, you already know well that it causes your child to hysterics.The main reason - a sleepy , hungry, and change places.So you should try to plan things in advance to avoid any stressful situations .
No need to bring your baby to the store, if you know that hysteria was not avoided.
Not worth a long walk with the baby for a visit.Kids get tired quickly enough from an overabundance of new experiences , and therefore begin to act up .
Try not to force him to do something , and if it is necessary, to captivate him with this process , in extreme cases , to bargain for his consent .
- 3. Think about what the kid thinks
Kids - this is not a small copy of an adult.A lot of things they do not understand yet .The fact that we have taken for granted , for example, follow the instructions , or appropriate behavior for them - absolutely meaningless concepts.Imagine yourself in the place of your baby , and then you will be able to predict his behavior and prevent the onset of hysteria.
- 4. Use the art of distraction
When the baby refuses to respond to your comments, do something as you need , just distract him and be interested in something else .You should try to create an environment that is conducive to good behavior of the child to the greatest extent .
- 5. Give your child a time-out
This is one of the most effective ways to discipline a child at this age , but to use the time-out should be reasonable.Let him think about his behavior , reflect on what you have said , the time to escape from unpleasant thoughts .But remember that in this age of two should be no more than 1-2 minutes.Otherwise, the kid feel useless , unloved , will consider themselves poor .
Of course, it is not necessary to call this the " time-out " can just tell the kid what he needs to rest.Have him lean back sofa or chair , the child spent time.Raising a child is 2-3 years means it is time to reflect on the child what is happening, which of course should not take place " in a corner " in punishment.
Correcting bad behavior , it is important not to forget to praise good .Otherwise, without letting your child praise when he behaves well , he may begin to behave badly , just to attract your attention when bored .It is better to give the advantage to the side of praise than edification.When you praise for good behavior of their baby , it increases the chance that a pipsqueak will try to repeat it again , to again hear the praise, deserve your attention .
- 6. Always remain calm
Of course, it is very difficult to stay calm when you're at the mall and your child rolling on the floor in hysterics , in front of others.Take a deep breath , let yourself cool down , take your time , just get yourself together , so as not to break on the child.
Often, the best tactic when children's hysterical - not to pay any attention to the child's behavior.It is best to stop such behavior be able to ignore.But do not confuse neglect and disregard for the child's behavior - are two different things.It is not necessary to turn around and go, expecting that he will go for you, away from the ill-fated counter with toys, so you had just scare and cause even more hysterical, but it is the right conclusions and can not do.It is better to take in the hands of some items and start his alleged scrutinize, rummage in the bag with a worried look, pick up the phone and pretend to call someone, but do not focus on the child's behavior.The kid soon realizes that no one indulging his cry is not going to get tired and cry at the end.And the next time, and maybe will not start.
- 7. Know when to give
Some things in a child's life are binding : sleep, eat , ride in the car seat in the car and so on.The kid , of course , should know that pinching and biting can not and so on.But there are things which are not binding, and in these situations you can safely go for a compromise.
Do not overdo with the duties and prohibitions.The child must be no more than 3-4 basic rules of conduct that are disturbing, he will be punished.In all other respects you can to give your child, of course, depending on the situation.When the baby, for example, strongly want to put walking on March 8 visit to his grandmother, his Christmas costume, do not deny it.Not much is this trifle hysterical child and parent's nerves.But if you rested and cold winter day, refuses to wear a hat - patient, and try to reach him, to explain why this should be done.
Be logical, consistent in its own behavior, it should not change depending on your mood.The child should be clearly understood if he commits the offense - will be punished.Needless punishment for the child should be restricted, the deprivation of the enjoyment of value to the child, not his placement in a corner.Besides the penalty for a misdemeanor child must be done on a "here and now".The notion of time in children is not quite such as we, the adults, so the child is unlikely to be able to relate the punishment after a while with his actions, and not understand why he was punished, nursed a grudge.
If any situation, you have to tell your child "no" - no compromises , to respond to the entreaties , to negotiate with the child , to reverse its decision .So we just raise our manipulators.So again - think before making a decision , so that later on told to spare and do not change their decisions on the go.Children soon realize that you can negotiate with you , and then you and do not notice how your child will begin to establish a framework of behavior , not you .
And do not forget:absolutely all parents experience stress from time to time to communicate with the child.In no case , it does not mean that you are a bad parent .We are all human and it's not perfect.You should not blame yourself for it .Raising a child is 2-3 years old, as in any other age - this is a very difficult task .But how much , pleasant moments brings us communicate with our crumbs ! ..
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THANK YOU SINCERELY DARLENE- AnonymousMarch 28, 2013 at 6:34 PM
Do you have a pattern for a Lil Bigfoot Zebra? I have made all of your Lil Bigfoot critters for my new grandson, they are doing his room in a baby jungle animal theme. My e-mail is: email@example.com Thank you so very much, Sincerely Cheryl
ReplyDelete - AnonymousApril 4, 2013 at 7:04 PM
All of these patterns are just adorable & I think the perfect size for a baby. Thank you so very much!
ReplyDelete I just love these cute patterns and I also think it's wonderful that the patterns are printerfriendly! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousMay 9, 2013 at 5:09 AM
hi i am from israel, tks so much, i start to make amigurumi toys few weeks ago. like the big foot made the giraff making the little monkey and more. the emboidary is not my strong side but after some practice the face look ok. tks agaim rach
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMay 20, 2013 at 7:24 AM
These are all so adorable! Thank you so much for these patterns :)
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJune 18, 2013 at 2:08 PM
All the animals are so cute! So far I have only made the monkey for a friend's baby so the people at my work loved it and they would like me to sell some to them. I made sure I told everyone that it was your pattern and that you can be found on youtube and gave them your website. Thank you!
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJuly 10, 2013 at 9:06 AM
Hi Sharon ~
About 2 weeks ago I wanted to learn to crochet because I wanted to make cute little animals and dolls. I had NEVER crochet before. So I went on youtube and stumbled across your elephant tutorial. It was the cutest elephant. I watched the video a couple of times and you made it looks so simple. The next day I went out and bought all the supplies and that night I made my first elephant! :) It was tricky at first to get my fingers to do what they were suppose to do but I just kept at it no matter what my stitches looked like or even if I didn't know if I was doing it right. :) I actually made two elephants because after I did one body part, I just turned right around and did it again - to practice. Well now I am a crocheting maniac - I can't stop!!! :D I have made 3 and 4 of each of your little bigfoot animals. I love them and will post some pics. I just want thank you so much for your generosity in sharing your animal patterns and teaching me to crochet. :D
I look forward to watching more of you and expanding my crocheting abilities!
Christina :)RepliesHello Christina,
How happy your message has made me!! It is such a thrill and honor for me to know that in some small way I actually helped you learn a new craft! This is what keeps me making videos is messages like yours. I remember well how I felt when I learned and I was so grateful, so to hear you are now a "crochet maniac" is like music to my ears, lol
Thanks so much for your awesome message and keep it up!
Happy Crocheting!!
Sharon , After giving a couple of these cuties for Birthday gifts, others are asking me what I would charge to make them one. Is that alright with you? If so what would be a good price. I don"t have a clue. Your patterns and videos have made my crocheting so much fun. My Grand daughters attend The University of Texas in Austin and I would love to make them a Longhorn steer. I like your work so much, just wondering if you have such a pattern. The Girls would be so surprised. Thanks so much for all you give us.
ReplyDeleteRepliesHi Brenda!
Yes, that is fine and I'm not sure exactly on price..I've seen them priced between 10 and 15 for the smaller ones.. You have to consider your time and the cost of materials..
I don't have a longhorn steer pattern at the moment.. I don't know of any off hand either but if I come across one I'll post back and let you know :)
Good luck in your sales and have fun!
- AnonymousNovember 8, 2014 at 6:04 AM
Hi I love your patterns. I just finished the giraffee and as soon as I can I will post a picture of her. Thanks for all the free patterns.
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