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greenoaks wrote:is this based on a childrens game ?
Gilligan wrote:looks like Parcheesi?
Gilligan wrote:in that case check this out:
koontz1973 wrote:Yep, this is Parchisi, Ludo, Mensch ärgere dich nicht, Fia, so be it, Sorry, Aggravation, but what ever you call it, it is all the same and many variations have come of this.
koontz1973 wrote:Things to think about.
koontz1973 wrote:What happens if in a nuclear game, someone loses all of their nest? Can it be retaken?
koontz1973 wrote:How can the game continue if someone parks a stack of troops onto their own start point or any square, how do the others get round him?
koontz1973 wrote:Trench games, this is going to become extremely horrible to play. You have to wait 10 rounds before you can even attack the next player if you all start in the nests.
koontz1973 wrote:How will the players get put onto the board? If this is only going to be a four player game, you will need to ask permission form nobodies. Never looked at the other thread as it was not something I was interested in and really before my time.
koontz1973 wrote:Ask yourself this, would this map make a good addition to the site?
what? did you ask this also in Parchisi map for example?
koontz1973 wrote:what? did you ask this also in Parchisi map for example?
No, but it is something that is going to be asked now a lot more and not only by me.
koontz1973 wrote:Apart from that, all things seem to be good to go even though this seems like a very poor draft from you.
koontz1973 wrote:After CSFR and The Great War, I am surprised to see this as it is.
are you joking? you was the second one who was against The Great War.
and what is criterion for "good adition tot he site"?
so you can also ask in Poker Club, Chinese Checkers, Monsters, Patch Wars, Chrsitmas
koontz1973 wrote:The two drafts for those maps where great and compared to this one, that is why I was surprised.
koontz1973 wrote:I was never against the great war map.
koontz1973 wrote:I agree with nobodies that we already have a map like this, so do we really need another?
koontz1973 wrote:We can ask a lot of things of previous maps, but those have already been made. Just because it has been done before, it may not be allowed to be done again.
koontz1973 wrote:Oneyed, you are trying to twist everything I say to be against you, and that is not the case.
koontz1973 wrote:Go and re read what I said about TGW and you will not see anything in my post that is against it. Just advice on how it could get better.
Seamus76 wrote::lol: I think the title of this map says it all. Guys, don't get irritated, especially Oneyed. There is no need to take things so seriously or personal.
Seamus76 wrote:plus like you say this is Map Ideas, and this is the place ideas are supposed to be torn down, and if they have legs stand back up and move forward.
Seamus76 wrote:As for the map, and sorry to say, but I'm not a fan of Chinese Checkers, or those other maps mentioned, so I don't see myself picking this one much.
Seamus76 wrote:That being said, I know there are a lot of people who do, and if you look at the other maps thread there were a lot of people that support it as well. But again, the community will push you to either make the best map you can, or bin it and try a different map.
generalhead wrote:Like Seamus said it is Koontz job to question every thing that comes through the gate,
generalhead wrote:if not we would be playing on maps like this.
generalhead wrote:I Actually like this one better that Chinese Checkers, can we trade them out this one for Chinese Checkers?
This map has better game play option.
generalhead wrote:My only question would be with the skinny attack route would there be a lot of Bottle necking going on?
Or even a lot of stalemates where there is no where to go so people just build troops?
generalhead wrote:This is my own personal opinion, but I think your geographical maps are awesome, I would like to see more of your works on geographical maps and less on boared game maps.
generalhead wrote:This doesn't have any thing to do with the map, but my son says they are called board games because they are boring. He says he gets bored playing them.
He is eight, it is a good joke coming from an eight year old.
isaiah40 wrote:I have to say Oneyed, this current draft is really thinking outside of the box! I really like it! I say if the community wants this, then continue in this vein. Good work!!
Dukasaur wrote:I like the new draft, with the hands and all.
Dukasaur wrote:This will probably never be on my favourites list. But then, Poker Club and Chinese Checkers won't be, either.
Dukasaur wrote:For those who like the game-board maps, this is a good addition.
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Alexander Barclay, George's brother, was awarded his civil war pension on the 20th of December 1890. Alexander was living in Eureka Township, Dakota County, Minnesota at that time.
I sent for Alexander's Civil War Pension file 18 April 2001 and it came 22 May 2001. I filled out the National Archives Order for Copies of Federal Pensionor Bounty Land Warrant Applications which means I did very well and it came within a month.
NARA (The National Archives) has an online order system now and it works pretty well. The other option is to hire a professional genealogist and have them go and obtain the documents for you. There is a National Capital Area Chapter of APG It is actually better to consider this option because they know what they are doing and will make sure you get all the correct documents. The cost of ordering a Civil War pension went up a few years back and it is expensive to pay the fee. I can recommend someone if you need help. Just leave a comment.
Alexander Barclay's Civil War Pension contained the following documents:
1. Soldier's Certificate – Priv and Copr. Co. Ch. 4 Minn Vol. Inf. #14078, #31
2. August 19th, 1890 – Invalid Pension – State of Minnesota, County of Dakota, 19th of August, appeared before a notary public Alexandria Barclay, 46 years, resident of Farminton, county of Dakota, State of Minnesota, …duly sworn and according to law is the Alexandria Barclay who enrolled on 1 January 1864 as Corp. in Co. C, 4 Reg. Minn Inf. Vol. and was honorably discharged at Louisville, Ky, on the 19th day of July, 1865…That he is unable to earn a support by reason of Rheumatism…That he has not yet applied for pension under application not yet given. PO is Farmington, county of Dakota, Minnesota, Claimant's signature – A.A. Barclay, Attest L.T. Fluke and G.S. Cable. Also personally appeared L.F. Fluke residing in Farmington and G.S. Cable residing in Farmington. …saw Alexandria Barclay the claimant sign…acquaintenance for 18 years – signed L.P. Fluke and G.S. Cable, Sworn to ….19th August 1890. Leonard Aldrich notary public, Dakota County, Minn. #38701 Soldier's Application – Alex Barclay – filed by Travis and Brown. Date of Execution Aug. 19, 1890.
3. August 23, 1890 – Invalid Pension – Claimant Alexander Barclay, Farmington, Dakota County, Minnesota, Rank Priv and Corp. Co. C, Regiment 4, Minn Vol. Inf. Rate $12.00 commencing Aug. 23, 1890. Disability Rheumatism and disease of heart and rectum.
4. August 28, 1890 – Card – J.E. [Hust] Ex'r No. 944426, Alexandria A. Barclay P.O. Farmington, Dakota Co., Minn, C 4 Minn. Inf. Enlisted: January 1, 1864, Discharged July 19, 1865, Application filed Aug. 23, 1890. No other claims, Num. No. 380901, Attorney Travis & Brown, Crawfordville, Ind.
5. December 16, 1890 – Soldier's Application filed by John H. Mullen Adjutant General of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minn. Declaration for Invalid Pension – State of Minnesota, County of Dakota, 16 December…appeared before a Notary Public…the aforesaid Alexander A. Barclay who was enrolled on the Twenty fifth day of September A.D. 1861 in Co. C of the 4th Regiment Minn. Vol. Infy. …was honorably discharged at Louisville, KY. on the 19th of July 1865…and he is now unable to earn a support by reason of Rheumatism. PO address is Farmington, County of Dakota, State of Minnesota. Signed by A.A. Barclay and witnesses are H. H. Williamson and C.G. Thyle. H.H. Williamson resident of South St. Paul and C.G. Thyle residing at Farmington. …say they were present and saw Alexander A. Barclay the claimant sign…acquaintance with him for 20 years and 4 years respectively. Signed by H.H. Williamson and C.G. Thyle. Sworn..16th December 1890. Leonard Aldrich Nortary Public.
6. February 5, 1891 – Delaration for Invalid Army Pension – Minnesota, County of Dakota. On this 5th day of February 1891 personally appeared before me a notary public, Alexander Barclay, aged 47 years, resident of Farmington, County of Dakota, State of Minnesota….declares he is the identical Alexander Barclay who enlisted in the service of the United States at Ft. Snelling, County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota on the 25th day of October 1861 as a Corporal in Company C of the 4th Regiment of Minnesota Infantry Vols and was honorably discharged at Louisville, State of Kentucky on the 19th day of July 1865.
That his personal description is as follows: Age 47 years, height 5 feet 3.5 inches, complexion light, hair light, eyes hazel…in the service…near a place in the State of North Carolina in the Fall of 1864 While on Sherman's March to the Sea he contracted the disease of Rheumatism which was caused by the long march and the severe explosure. Ever since to the present he has been afflicted with said malady, and he based this claim for pension upon Rheumatism.
Since leaving the service he has resided in Minnesota…his occupation has been that of a Laborer…That he is now So disabled from obtaining his subsistence by manual labor by reason of his injuries…
He hereby appoints with full power …Travis and Brown of Crawfordsville, Indiana his ture and lawful attorney to prosecute his claim. That he has not received nor applied for pension….Signed by Alexander Barclay. Witnesses W. A. Gray and J.M. D. Craft…have known him for 15 years and his occupation has been that of a laborer. Signed by Leonard Aldrich, Notary Public, Dakota County, Minnestoa. #944426 – Invalid Pension Original Claim of Alexander Barclay, of Capt. Rufus P. Wells, Company C, Reg't 4, Minnesota Infty Enlisted October 25, 1861, discharged July 19, 1865.
7. Feb 9, 1891 – Card #944426, Alexander Barclay, Farmington, Minn, Service: Corp C, 4, Minnes. Inf., Enlisted: October 25, 1861, Discharged: July 19, 1865. Application filed: Feb. 9, 1891, Attorney Travis & Brown, Crawfordsville, Ind. Another card with not much on it.
8. June 13, 1891 – Dept. of the Interior: West Div., GEB Ex'r No. 944428, Washington D.C. June 13, 1891, It is alleged that Alexander Barclay enlisted Oct. 25, 1861 and served as Corporal in Co. C, 4 Reg't Minn. Inf. and was discharged at Louisville, KY, July 19, 1865. It is also alleged that while on duty during Sherman's march to sea on or about Fall of 1864 he was disabled by Rheumatism. Signed by [G…B. Raum] Commissioner.
9. Jun 16, 1891 – #944426 War Department Record and Pension Division, Alexander Barkley, Co. C, Reg't 4 Minn Inft. enrolled Sept 25, 1861 and d.c. July 19, 1865, From Aug. 31, 1864 to Feby 28, 1865 he held the rank of Corporal. Other research furnish nothing additional bearing upon this case. No medical records found. H. Ainsworth, Captain and Ass't. Suregon, U.S. Army.
10. July 15, 1891 – Surgeon's Certificate in the case of Alexander Barclay, Co. C, 4 Reg't, Minn, Inf. Applicant for Original #944426. Date of Examination July 15, 1891. Signed by Board – H.O. Smith M.D. Pres., G.R. Moloney M.D., Sec'y, J.P. Caldwell M.D., Treas. P.O. Shakopee, County of Scott, State of Minn.
Original Pension Claim No. 944426, Alexander Barclay, Rank Pvt & Corp. Company C, 4 Reg't, Minn, Inf. shakopee, Minn. Claimant P.O. Farmington, Minn. July 15, 1891. Cause of disability Rheumatism. Says he has rheumatism in the past five years. Upon examination: Pulse rate 88, respiration 18, temperature 98 1/2, height 5 ft. 5 1/2 inches, weight 130 pounds, age 47 years.
Body well nourished, skin healthy, tongue coated brown, gums healthy, conjunctiva congested, arcus senilis in both eyes, Pterygiun in both eyese, liver trudy on pressure, spleen tender on pressure, he has sciatica along the whole course of sciatica on left side, there is arthristic rheumatism of both shoulder & elbow joints with crepitation in all. There is no enlargment of joints but much tenderness on pressure. Motion of all said joints is limited about one half. The rect muscle of back on right side are very much hardened and those on the left side are atrophied, motion of hip and knee joints on right side are limited about one half. Motion of similar joints on left side is somewhat less, hearts action feeble with slightly stenosis of the Aortic valve apea beat about 1 1/2 inches below left nipple, pulse after coming up on flight of stairs registers 10 f. Rectum congested two pil tumors 1/2 an inche in diameter each. No other disease found to exist.
He is in our opinion entitled to a 12/18 rating for the disability caused by Rheumatism & 2/18 for the cause of Piles and 9/18 for the caused by other disabilities. Signed by Smith, Moloney and Caldwell – the Board.
11. January 15, 1898 – #662988 Dept. of the Interior, Alexander Barclay. Are you married? Answer: I was never married and have no adopted children. Date: July 4th, 1898, Signed Alexander Barclay.
12. June 9, 1906 – Pensioner Dropped, U.S. Pension Agency, Milwaukee, Wis. INVALID, Class June 27th, 1890, Soldier: Alexander Barclay, Service Pri & Corp. Co. 4 Minn. Paid at $12.00 to October 4, 1905. Dropped: Death 9 Dec. 1905, E.D. Coe US Pension Agent.
13. Card June 9, 1906 – Cert No. 662988, Alexander Barclay, Issued Sept. 29, 1891, Mailed October 10, 1891. Rate and Period: $12, from Aug. 23, 1890. Dropped Jun 9, 1906. Dead.
In 26 November 1891 Alexander joined his local GAR Canby Post #47. This is the Grand Army of the Republic. Wikipedia has an article with references about this organization which was very popular during the later part of the 1800's and early 1900's. The records are hit and miss but still worth trying to find. You may find them in the state archives or check in the local area at a genealogical society or historical.
The GAR has a museum in Philadelphia that might be worth checking out: http://garmuslib.org/ This organization concentrates on PA and NY but they might be able to advise how to find the local GAR in a specific area?
The History of Dakota County, City of Hastings, 1891 by Rev. Edward D. Neill and J. Fletcher Williams, pg. 380-381, North Star Publishing 1881, talked a little about Alexander's experiences.
"Alexander A. Barclay was born in Hartford, Connecticut, 1843. Came to Minnesota with his brother at the age of twelve years and settled in Scott county. In 1861, he enlisted in Company C, First Minnesota Volunteer Infantry and at the expiration of the ninety day's term, re-enlisted in Company C, Fourth Minnesota, serving in the army of the Tennessee through the war; participated in the leading battles of that army, among which were the siege at Vicksburg, Atlanta, and on the "March to the Sea." His command took part in the grand review at Washington in June 1865, and was finally mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky, in July of that year. Mr. Barclay returned to Scott County, and in 1872, removed to his present home in Eureka township."
Unfortunately I do not have a picture of my great great Uncle and I tried to find something to represent his journey and participation in this review.
Wikipedia has an article about the Grand Review. It was the parade that took place in Washington D.C. at the end of the Civil War. This article suggests other sources that have more photographs of this event. I was told that it would be very difficult to find photographs because they didn't have the expertise at the time to take pictures of moving objects. Perhaps I should have kept digging. The Library of Congress might be another possibility. There is a great photograph of the soldiers on their horses riding down the street at this article and other articles with photos:

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Somebody wrote me with a very interesting question when I posted on another thread this folk song ... about not knowing where we came from or are going when we die. They thought Zen, Enlightenment and such was supposed to clear all that up!
I wrote to them that Enlightenment absolutely, thoroughly, no doubt-about-it clears everything up (that's why the Way has been going strong for timeless millenia! Those old Zen Masters weren't fibbing).
And at the same time, it doesn't clear everything up.
How to explain?
Suppose this life and world is like a big ice cream Sundae! It is sweet and rich (although there may be some things in there ... like the nuts and cherry pits ... that are hard to chew and digest). This Way will teach one through and through that you are the Sundae and the Sundae is you in the richest, most wondrous sense, as much as the vanilla, chocolate syrup and cherry (the nuts two). It is a life-world-you-everyone-Buddha Sundae. A Onedae. Yummy! Dig In!.
(however, it may not provide certain other information ... like the license plate of the truck that delivered the ice cream to the ice cream store, the address of the ice cream making company, or the name of the president of the company and his wife's shoe size. Maybe science or other religions will have a thing or two to say about some of that, but we Zen folks are happy to savor ... to be ... the life-world-you-everyone-Buddha Sundae whatever the case). ++
++ although everything in moderation ... even life's hot fudge sauce!
Or (going from the sweet to the salty) suppose this life-world-self is like the ocean, and this Practice lets us dive right in ... be immersed in ... be so intimately whole with the sea ... that the sea is me, me is the sea without the least separation or divisions. Both the stormy sea or the clear days, is a big, whole, flowing Budda-sea-flowing-dance! Every taste of sea salt right this moment holds all the saltiness of all the sea, everywhere and for all time, right on the tip of our tongue ... for that taste is the taste of everything.
However, even so, who knows where this sea stretches, the name of every fish, how many grains of sand on every coastline? What are its chemical properties? Where did the sea come from, and where (if anywhere) is it flowing to? Who (if anyone) made the sea?
But even though we may not know all such things, we realize that where it flows is where we flow ... because we are the "flowing" in the most intimate sense. We may not know exactly where from or where to, but we have some deep suspicion that it is a good direction. We are like waves that rise up for a time, then fade back ... our life and death. But if the waves are just the water, so what is there to die? We might say that we come back as the other waves that spring from our wave ... and on and on. Dying is all wet!
However, whatever the case, what is most important is how we swim now, with grace and balance. Don't flip about, choke and sink! .
Anyway, this Way provides many answers, clear and true. For other things, it answers that we can be right at home with not knowing, nor needing to know. Letting the mysteries be.
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"We need to beat the drum with legislators about the $600 difference in freight rates. If it were a toll on our roads or diesel fuel, people would be talking about it," said Mike Hajny, vice president of Wesco International, an exporter in Ellensburg.
"We've talked to key people and they are like, really, I had no idea. It doesn't do a lot of good for a few exporters to talk to them. It does if a lot of farmers go in," Hajny said.
"This is big money. A big chunk of Seattle is there because of the export market. A lot of it is agriculture from our side of the state. We have to get people talking about it," he said.
No PNW hay exporters are going to shut down but the imperative is how to survive in the current market, said Jeff Calaway, president of Calaway Trading, also an Ellensburg hay exporter.
For several years, port of Seattle officials have said they are not importing enough goods for shippers to remain competitive on container rates with shippers in Los Angeles and Prince Rupert, B.C.
Road access to the port of Seattle needs to be improved and a harbor tax needs to be extended to the Mexican and Canadian borders to level the playing field, port officials have said. But Prince Rupert remains one day closer to Northern Asia than Seattle, they have said.
Local and state government need to treat the port of Seattle like a "critical asset" instead of pursuing a "stupid" proposal to build a basketball arena near the port that will make access more difficult, Tom Albro, Seattle Port Commission president told tree fruit companies in Wenatchee last April.
At the hay conference, Mark Wen, commercial strategy manager at the port of Seattle, said agricultural products make up half of what the port exports with hay No. 1 in volume and apples No. 1 in value.
Wesco is not planning to open a plant in Los Angeles as some Northwest exporters have, Hajny said.
"There are huge opportunities for developing export demands and they will continue to increase," said Edward Shaw, president and CEO of International Quality Forage & Feed, Carstairs, Alberta.
The Middle East, India, China and Vietnam all want more hay, Shaw said. India and China want quality and that's what the Northwest has, he said.
"We've all participated in varying degrees in China, but it's difficult. It's the toughest for documentation and feeling good about getting paid and worried that something might happen at the port on their side causing issues," said John Courtright, president and CEO of Courtright Enterprises, a Moses Lake hay exporter.
Shaw and Calaway both noted that a water shortage is an increasing issue in California. Calaway said that's why he's not planning to expand there.
California's Imperial Valley will idle 80,000 acres of farmland this year, idled half of that last year and the San Joaquin Valley idled 450,000 acres, he said.


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Cloud computing is simply computers somewhere else, dolling out software or hardware recourses over the Internet or local network. The inherent risks all still exist, but not on site. Despite this, the cloud has become quite popular with businesses and institutions as a way of storing and accessing data and information on demand.
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Using these services, such as IaaS (infrastructure-as-a-service), StaaS (storage-as-a-service), and PaaS (platform-as-a-service), can be both beneficial and potentially risky for those involved in the US justice system.
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The leftovers in the fridge smelled a little weird, but you went ahead and ate them. You were so hungry, you didn't even heat them up. A couple of hours later, though, you started to feel sick. Powerful waves of pain rumbled through your stomach. They went away, but not for long. Then you even threw up!
That sounds like a case of food poisoning. No one put poison in your food, but bacteria probably grew in the food in the fridge and those bacteria made you sick. Food poisoning can be mild and last just a short time or can be more serious. Let's find out how to avoid it.
Food poisoning comes from eating foods that contain germs like bad bacteria or toxins, which are poisonous substances. Bacteria are all around us, so mild cases of food poisoning are common. You may have had mild food poisoning — with diarrhea and an upset stomach — but your mom or dad just called it a stomach bug or stomach virus.
You might think the solution is to get rid of all the bacteria. But that isn't possible and you wouldn't want to do it, even if you could. Bacteria are all around us, including in food, and sometimes they can be good for us. It's confusing, but one thing is for sure — the bacteria in the rotten leftovers weren't the good-for-you kind. But you can learn how to avoid those bad germs in food.
Foods from animals, raw foods, and unwashed vegetables all can contain germs that cause food poisoning. The most likely source is food from animals, like meat, poultry (such as chicken), eggs, milk, and shellfish (such as shrimp).
Some of the most common bacteria are:
To avoid food poisoning, people need to prepare, cook, and store foods properly.
Someone who has food poisoning might:
Sometimes feeling sick from food poisoning shows up within hours of eating the bad food. At other times, someone may not feel sick until several days later. With mild cases of food poisoning, you will not feel sick for very long and will soon be feeling fine again.
It can be hard to tell if you have food poisoning or something else. You might do a little detective work and see who else gets the same sickness. Did they eat the same thing you did? If only people who ate that food got sick, food poisoning could be the problem.
It's one thing to get food poisoning from something in your fridge, but imagine how many people could get sick if a restaurant served food that had these bad germs in it. When that happens, people from the health department might get involved and try to figure out what happened and make sure everyone gets the medical care they need.
If you go to the doctor, he or she will ask you a lot of questions about how you're feeling, when you first felt sick, what you ate in the past few days, and if anyone else you know is also sick. The doctor might also take a sample of your stool (poop) and urine (pee) to test for possible germs that might have caused food poisoning.
The type of treatment you'll get for food poisoning will depend on the specific germ that is making you sick. The doctor might give you medicine, but most of the time someone who has food poisoning doesn't need to take medicine.
It's also rare that a kid with food poisoning would need to go to the hospital. Usually, only people who get really dehydrated have to go to the hospital. Being dehydrated means your body has lost too much fluid due to diarrhea and vomiting. A dehydrated person can get fluids and medicine through an IV at the hospital. To keep from getting dehydrated, try to keep drinking fluids when you are sick.
You may also need to go to the hospital if you have blood in your poop. If you do see blood in your poop, you should definitely tell your parents about it.
Many things can be done to prevent food poisoning. These precautions should be taken at every stage a food takes — from preparation to cooking to storing leftovers. A lot of this responsibility falls on grown-ups, but kids can help fight germs, too. One of the best ways is to wash your hands if you're helping to prepare foods.
When should you wash? Before you start helping — so germs from your hands don't get on the food — and after so you don't pass along germs from the food to yourself or anyone else. If you don't, here's how germs can travel:
Other steps you can take to keep your food safe include:
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Date reviewed: September 2015
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Sports are a great way for kids to have fun, stay fit, improve skills, and make friends.
But it's not always fun and games out on the field or court. The pressure to succeed can be overwhelming — and that can lead to a lot of frustration and tears.
In some cases, sports pressure is self-inflicted. Some kids are natural perfectionists and are just too hard on themselves when things don't go their way. But more often than not, the pressure is external: Kids try to satisfy the demands of a parent, coach, or other authority figure and end up feeling like winning is the only way to gain the approval of the adults they respect.
Either way, how kids learn to cope with sports pressure — and what the adults in their lives teach them about it, either directly or indirectly — not only affects their performance and enjoyment of the sport, but can have a lasting impact on how they deal with similar challenges throughout life.
Sometimes sports-related stress is good — it prepares the body to rise to a challenge with focus, strength, stamina, and heightened alertness. On the other hand, too much of it can exhaust a kid's energy and drive, leading to sports burnout.
Events that cause stress are called stressors, and they can be positive (such as trying to impress a college scout out on the sidelines) or negative (such as struggling to keep up with schoolwork).
Parents can probably spot the difference between their child's good and bad stress simply by noticing kids' game-time interactions. For example, is your child focused and ready for action or is nervous energy getting the best of him or her? How does your child handle mistakes? Is he or she a good sport or do emotions get out of control? Of course, some of this has to do with your child's personality. Like adults, some kids are naturally able to stay calm under pressure.
What may be a little harder to spot, though, is the role you and other adults might play in your child's handling of stressful situations. For example, parents who place a lot of weight on their kids' sports accomplishments run the risk of adding to a child's stress.
Of course it's good for your kids to see you taking an interest in their activities, but there's a fine line between encouraging kids and pushing too hard. Overzealous parents tend to overreact to mistakes, game losses, and skipped practices, which often causes kids to do the same. And when kids beat themselves up over mistakes, they're missing an important opportunity to learn how to correct problems and develop resiliency.
Similarly, check your sideline behaviors. Words have incredible power, so use them carefully, especially when you disagree with coaches and umpires. Praise specific good efforts by your child and other players, even after a loss, and offer criticism constructively and not in the heat of the moment. Make sure your child knows you understand that a game is just a game.
Playing sports can teach many wonderful life lessons — valuing teamwork, overcoming challenges, controlling emotions, taking pride in accomplishments — but only if you stay out of the way and let your kids learn them. In fact, by taking a step back, you're showing your kids that you trust them to handle situations on their own.
Teach kids to use these relaxation techniques when the demands of competition start to heat up:
Other things kids can do to keep stress in check:
It's possible that some anxiety stems only from uncertainty. Encourage your child to meet privately with the coach or instructor and ask for clarification if expectations seem vague or inconsistent. Most instructors do a good job of building athletes' physical and mental development, but some might need to work on it. And sometimes kids might need to be the ones to open the lines of communication.
A child who is so nervous that he or she feels physically unwell before a game or begins to have trouble sleeping at night or concentrating at school may be over-stressed. This can lead to health problems, so it's important to discuss it and find ways to help. Simply sharing these feelings can ease anxiety. When talking, let your child know that you won't pass judgment or look down on him or her for revealing these feelings.
Sometimes kids don't want to play a sport but don't know how to tell their parents. So ask if your child really wants to play or is just doing it to please you or someone else. Remember, while things like college scholarships are a nice reward for hard work, they may not be worth the risk of physical injury or long-term stress on kids.
If your child wants to continue playing, perhaps a hectic schedule is part of the problem. Many kids are involved in so many teams and activities that there's no time left over for schoolwork, hobbies, or just kicking back with friends. Exhaustion can sap enthusiasm, even for a sport a child seems to love.
If a too-full plate is the problem, discuss the options together. Perhaps it's time to let a sport go or to choose one that's less demanding. When looking for something new, encourage your child to try a variety of activities and choose the one that is the most enjoyable.
Once a decision is made, respect it and give your child credit for recognizing the need to steer out of a stressful situation. This is a sign of courage, wisdom, and maturity.
Sports are about enhancing self-esteem, building social skills, and developing a sense of community. And above all, whether kids play on the varsity team or at a weekend pick-up game, the point is to have fun. By keeping that as the priority, you can help your child learn to ride the highs and lows that are a natural part of competition.
Reviewed by: Mary L. Gavin, MD
Date reviewed: November 2014
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Pike is a well-tested language that is used in commercial applications such as the Roxen Web server and Turbo proxy servers. Turbo proxy servers are developed by Opera Software to accelerate the browsing speed in Opera Web browsers. The servers are placed between the client and the Web server and their function is to compress the incoming data before it is sent to the client. This step speeds data transfer and reduces bandwidth usage. The code that runs on Opera's Turbo servers to perform efficient data compression is written in Pike.
In a nutshell, Pike is a language that is highly optimized for string and text processing (like Perl), portable (like Java but more flexible), suitable for functional programming and Lambda calculus (like Haskell), appropriate for concurrent applications, multi-purpose and flexible (like Python), but with strict type checking and casting (like Ada).
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Pike is available on major operating systems, including UNIX, Windows, and Mac OS X. The compiler is actively under development. The language was started as a student project in Sweden in 1994, and was later influenced by other languages (C, LISP, and Java).
The original purpose of Pike was to write Multi-User Domain (MUD) games. Therefore, it was based on sets, maps, and dynamic arrays, and used typing and other modern language constructs (since it was much easier to handle rooms, inventory, and dialogs, using these data types in a MUD game). As mentioned earlier, the syntax of Pike is quite close to C. For instance, the canonical program for all languages when written in Pike is:
int main() { write("Hello world!"); return 0; }
Some additional important characteristics of Pike include:
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- Pike programs are compiled at runtime. Each part of the program is first compiled into bytecode (similar to what is done in Java) and then interpreted into machine-code at runtime. Pike also supports implementation of callback functions (function pointers) and pre-compiled versions of a class.
- Memory management is done using garbage collection (GC), which I describe later. Developers are free to mark an object as a candidate to be collected by GC when it is no longer needed.
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In addition, all operators in Pike are treated as functions, as with the following expressions, which give the same results:
> '+(1,'*(2,3)) ; (1) Result: 7 > (2 * 3) + 1; (2) Result: 7
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Many kids — particularly adolescents — are concerned about how they look and can feel self-conscious about their bodies. This can be especially true when they are going through puberty, and undergo dramatic physical changes and face new social pressures.
Unfortunately, for a number of kids and teens, that concern can lead to an obsession that can become an eating disorder. Eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa cause dramatic weight fluctuation, interfere with normal daily life, and can permanently affect their health.
Parents can help prevent kids from developing an eating disorder by building their self-esteem and encouraging healthy attitudes about nutrition and appearance. If you become worried that your son or daughter might be developing an eating disorder, it's important to step in and seek proper medical care.
Generally, eating disorders involve self-critical, negative thoughts and feelings about body weight and food, and eating habits that disrupt normal body function and daily activities.
While more common among girls, eating disorders can affect boys, too. They're so common in the U.S. that 1 or 2 out of every 100 kids will struggle with one, most commonly anorexia or bulimia. Unfortunately, many kids and teens successfully hide eating disorders from their families for months or even years.
People with anorexia have an extreme fear of weight gain and a distorted view of their body size and shape. As a result, they strive to maintain a very low body weight. Some restrict their food intake by dieting, fasting, or excessive exercise. People with anorexia try to eat as little as possible, and take in as few calories as they can, frequently obsessing over food intake.
Bulimia is characterized by habitual binge eating and purging. Someone with bulimia may undergo weight fluctuations, but rarely experiences the low weight associated with anorexia. Both disorders can involve compulsive exercise or other forms of purging food eaten, such as by self-induced vomiting or laxative use.
Although anorexia and bulimia are very similar, people with anorexia are usually very thin and underweight but those with bulimia may be a normal weight or even overweight.
Binge eating disorders, food phobia, and body image disorders are also becoming increasingly common in adolescence.
It's important to remember that eating disorders can easily get out of hand and are difficult habits to break. Eating disorders are serious clinical problems that require professional treatment by doctors, therapists, and nutritionists.
The causes of eating disorders aren't entirely clear. However, a combination of psychological, genetic, social, and family factors are thought to be involved.
For kids with eating disorders, there may be a difference between the way they see themselves and how they actually look. People with anorexia or bulimia often have an intense fear of gaining weight or being overweight and think they look bigger than they actually are. Also, certain sports and activities (like cheerleading, gymnastics, ballet, ice skating, and wrestling) that emphasize certain weight classes may put some kids or teens at greater risk for eating disorders.
There is also an increased incidence of other problems among kids and teens with eating disorders, like anxiety disorders and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Sometimes, problems at home can put kids at higher risk of problem eating behaviors.
Some research suggests that media images contribute to the rise in the incidence of eating disorders. Most celebrities in advertising, movies, TV, and sports programs are very thin, and this may lead girls to think that the ideal of beauty is extreme thinness. Boys, too, may try to emulate a media ideal by drastically restricting their eating and compulsively exercising to build muscle mass.
Concerns about eating disorders are also beginning at an alarmingly young age. Research shows that 42% of first- to third-grade girls want to be thinner, and 81% of 10-year-olds are afraid of being fat. In fact, most kids with eating disorders began their disordered eating between the ages of 11 and 13.
Many kids who develop an eating disorder have low self-esteem and their focus on weight can be an attempt to gain a sense of control at a time when their lives feel more out-of-control.
While eating disorders can result from serious mental and behavioral health conditions, as well as trauma (for example, sexual abuse), they can lead to very serious physical health problems. Anorexia or bulimia may cause dehydration and other medical complications like heart problems or kidney failure. In extreme cases, eating disorders can lead to severe malnutrition and even death.
With anorexia, the body goes into starvation mode and the lack of nutrition can affect the body in many ways:
With bulimia, frequent vomiting and lack of nutrients can cause:
It can be a challenge for parents to tell the difference between kids' normal self-image concerns and warning signs of an eating disorder.
While many kids and teens — girls in particular — are self-conscious, compare themselves with others, and talk about dieting, this doesn't necessarily mean they have eating disorders. Kids with eating disorders show serious problems with their eating and often have physical signs.
Someone with anorexia might:
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If you suspect your son or daughter has an eating disorder, it's important to intervene and help your child get diagnosed and treated.
Kids with eating disorders often react defensively and angrily when confronted for the first time. Many have trouble admitting, even to themselves, that they have a problem. Sometimes getting a family member or friend who has been treated for an eating disorder can help encourage someone to get help. A fear of being fat or overweight is a core problem for anyone with an eating disorder. So it's understandable that kids with eating disorders don't want to go to a clinic and "get fat."
Trying to help when someone doesn't think he or she needs it can be hard. Still, getting the professional assistance needed, even if your child resists, is essential. Enlist help from friends and family that your son or daughter trusts and loves — people known to have your child's best interests at heart.
Your child may be more receptive to a conversation if you focus on your own concerns and use "I" statements rather than "you" statements. For example, steer clear of statements like "you have an eating disorder" or "you're too thin," which may only prompt anger and denial. Instead, try "I'm worried that you have lost so much weight so quickly." Cite specific things your child has said or done that have made you worry, and explain that you will be scheduling a doctor's appointment to put your own mind at ease.
If you still encounter resistance, talk with your doctor or a mental health care professional about other approaches.
Treatment focuses on helping kids cope with their disordered eating behaviors and establish new patterns of thinking about and approaching food. This can involve medical supervision, nutritional counseling, and therapy. The professionals will address a child's perception about body size, shape, eating, and food.
Kids who are severely malnourished may require hospitalization and ongoing care after their medical condition stabilizes.
Generally, the earlier the intervention (ideally, before malnutrition or a continual binge-purge cycle starts), the shorter the treatment required.
You can play a powerful role in your child's development of healthy attitudes about food and nutrition. Your own body image can influence your kids. If you constantly say "I'm fat," complain about exercise, and practice "yo-yo" dieting, your kids might feel that a distorted body image is normal and acceptable.
At a time of great societal concern about obesity, it can be tricky for parents to talk with their kids about their eating habits. It's best to emphasize health, rather than weight. Make sure your kids know you love them for who they are, not how they look.
It's OK to appreciate attractiveness in celebrities — if your kids (and you!) feel fine about how they look, it won't prompt them to try to change to be like someone else. Getting the message that they're great as they are and that their bodies are healthy and strong is a wonderful gift that parents can give their kids.
Try to avoid power struggles regarding food — if your teen wants to "go vegetarian," be supportive even if you're an avid meat-eater. Teens frequently go through trendy eating periods, so try to set good limits, encourage healthy eating, and avoid fighting over food issues. Kids can catch on pretty quickly if their parents panic over one skipped meal. Try to gain perspective and talk to your kids about what's going on if they don't want to eat with the family.
Finally, take an active role in creating a healthy lifestyle for your family. Involve your kids in the preparation of healthy, nutritious meals. Let them know that it's OK to eat when hungry and refuse food when they're not. Also, make exercise a fun, rewarding, and regular family activity.
Developing your own healthy attitudes about food and exercise will set an excellent example for your kids.
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Date reviewed: November 2011
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