text: Sector Compass Torch Watch For Transmitting Messages in Morse CodeSean Fallon11/17/08 12:45pmFiled to: Watchesmorse codeJapanWristwatchsector compass torchFlashlight watch39EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink With all of the communication technology we have at our disposal today, good old fashioned Morse code is all but forgotten. However, I can see it making a comeback in a big way if these "Sector Compass Torch" watches take off. A small flashlight is embedded into the side of the watch and can be used to deliver messages along with the complete chart of international Morse code that is printed on the face. Unfortunately, the watch is a Japan-only release (and it is expensive at $620 to boot), so I'm afraid we will have to continue to transmit our •—•• — — — •—••'s via text messages for now. [Eikowatch via Crunchgear]Reply39 repliesLeave a reply


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Luring bloodthirsty cavemen into pits was far more satisfying than hacking at them.
Heh, I liked watching those cavemen jump to their deaths. The game over taunt was neat as well. The platformer engine was a bit annoying due to the sliding and floatiness of the jump.
I really liked the moment when I grabbed the sword and all the cavemen went nuts trying to kill me.
I totally agree that the platformer controls are bad, I wil re-write them.
@Dark Acre jack : This weekend I will make more.. better storytelling and more levels more, lost weapon, different time periods, sfx are on the way!
Thank you for your comments guys, you rock!
The platforming elements were needlessly finicky. Controls in your post-compo version are better, but the design of the level is still needlessly complex.
Liked the concept, would like to see you flesh it out more.
Could use some audio, but it certainly isn't that bad for a 60% job. Controls are a little too slippery (in post compo version much better), but there are no real problems. Loved death animation, but starting every time at the beginning wasn't that fun. Other than that - nothing better than watching those silly natives fall down to their deaths, when I'm just standing safely on a platform.
This could be a very good game when finished.
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odbII requires post cat sensors weather you have 2 or 12 so you logic there is flawed. I am not saying the pipe does not have cats. I am just not 100% possitive they are all cats. have you ever removed all 4 items to verify they are cats? the cali cars have 6 items in the midepipe. like I said I used to think this as well but someone posted in that there were not all cats. I should just go look at my old midepipe close and end all the speculation for sure. you could possibly be right but if you have never actually verified they are cats you are making an assumption.
I wasnt making any generalizations and if you are being sarcastic, put some type of smily or something up. Why would I want to read your other posts when you post something as wrong as what I quoted? How is it flawed? Why would there be two o2 sensors behind resonators and not behind the 2 front two cats if your assumption is correct? I havent torn mine apart but my friend did for ****s and giggles on his 5.0 and they werent resonators. It was verified years ago they were cats and are there for Cali's strict emissions laws/rules. actually you would be the one making an assumption.
okay I will check it out. if you wrong you owe me a bj for being so cocky about it. there has not been a 5.0 in mustang for a wile. I don't know anything about the 94-95 models so I can't coment on similarities. they were not even 0DBII so I know they don't have the same midpipe. maybe that guy jedi mind tricked me about them not being cats and you are correct.
Perhaps we also disagree on what a generalization is. Let me list the blanket statements that you made that are not correct in all situations (a generalization): ->What happens is, when you remove the cats or get a larger mid-pipe without cats, you flow more creating more power but it moves your power band up slightly.<- Disagree. ->Now when you put the stock stuff back on with cats, you loose that added power and it moves your power band back down so you feel it sooner.<- Disagree. There are many more variables present than just exhaust. The statements you made may be true in some situations but not all. #1). Proper etiquette of a forum is to read all the posts before posting yourself #2). Why not? #3). Because it is almost Friday In all seriousness, what did I post that you felt was so wrong? You seem to agree with some of what I've been saying.
you can disagree all you want. The fact is that Catalytic converters produce restrictions. Restrictions reduce flow. If I read the rest of your posts, I would have used it in the quote. I only quoted what I read and had an opinion on so that is all that matters. I dont have an opinion on the other ones so they dont matter. a BJ huh? Im not being cocky, if you dont like the why I type, dont read it.
like I said I will post either way. If I am wrong I am wrong. I was joking by the way I don't really want a bj from you. ha ha. just a little humor did not intend to get you all ****y.
That's not exactly true. Some cats can be a restriction. David Vizard (reknown engineer & author) tells us that we need 2.2cfm for every 1hp generated by the engine to not affect flow. Magnaflow Carsound CATS flow at around 450cfm, so 450 / 2.2 = 205bhp supported flow rate per CAT. But in the case of the Mustang the CAT only has to handle gases from one cylinder bank or 4 cylinders, so in essence those Magnaflow CATS will have ZERO restriction on an engine producing 410bhp. On engine's producing more power the restirction will be incremental, so even on a 500bhp engine the loss is only likely to be somewhere around 5-20bhp at most, but maybe not even that. Random Technology's Metal Matrix 3" 7000 Series CATS flow at 598cfm, so the will support 272bhp or upto 544bhp on a dual exhaust setup at ZERO restriction. The thing all CATS do affect is the exhaust pressure wave. This can have quite a dramatic affect on bhp. However there is no way I know of to get around it. If you like I can post a link to an article which covers exhaust theory (flow and pressure wave) indepth.
Isn't that obvious? I would never disagree with that statement, glad you've changed your mind to agree with common sense. I'll have to remember your name then.... when mogs01gt posts he doesn't pay attention to the whole thread. This makes corresponding with you not worthwhile. I'm here to learn and express my opinions with folks who can converse intellegently (which means informed). Please provide that link, I think something present in the pipe would impede flow.
wow, lets assume someone hasnt read the thread because he quoted one post. Sorry if I missed your post, since you obviously are so well informed.
Jim, I went from my stock 6 cats H pipe to a Magnaflow Hi-flow catted (2) X pipe. It was any thing but a waste of money. Really helped the car mostly upper rpms. I cannot run cattless where I live.
Well I am not sure about the reason and I dont want to get into the debate really but I would like to add myself to the list of those who felt noticable decrease of low end TRQ when removing the cats. This was especially pronounced when spraying. It actually allowed me to hook up ALOT better and vastly improved my 1/8th times as I wasnt trying so hard to feather it out of the hole. I think I would prescribe to the idea that when removing cats your powerband is moved higher into the RPM range.
Well in many ways your right. But it will only impede flow if it restricts it below the flow requirement. Think of it this way, If a regular road/street with one lane each way can flow 2 cars at a time. Yet all that is needed is the ability to flow 1 car at a time. So when a restriction occurs such as a parked car (respresenting the CAT), it has only taken the flow from 2 to 1 (2 - 1 = 1). But as the requirement is only the ability to flow one car at a time, it will not affect it. Now this is quite an indepth thread, but if you do spend the time to read it, it will be very worth while and probably open your eyes to exhaust setups (it did mine ). http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=139142 Now you'll want to skip to post 6 first as the rest is just specific to Fbody's. Post 6 concentrates on headers. Then skip down to post 13 onwards, this is the info from David Vizard.
Yes this is correct. Remember HP = torque x rpm / 5252 So even if your car makes the SAME torque but slightly higher in the rpms you will gain in HP, but it may feel like a loss in the low end, due to a slightly different profile of the curve and the comparitive difference between low end and high end power.
Drove to an exhaust place about 8 months ago with just my H pipe on, had vans passing me off the line
This is correct. The first set are Light-off cats or mini cats that are placed closer to the manifolds to get hot very quickly. The second set are conventional cats. I don't know about the cali models.
i believe what you said happened - but i dont believe your explanation of it you dont lose power from too big of an exhaust the most important exhaust tuning is in your secondary/collector pipe lengths your cats acted as a resonator box (2nd page very bottom) http://superchevy.com/technical/engines_drivetrain/exhaust/0505phr_exh/ that should resolve your exhaust questions


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A friend wanted a napkin box to put on the table as a center piece. This was what I came up with. They were thrilled which always makes you feel good. The marquetry rose was done using the double bevel method on my shop made saw. The primary woods are cherry and walnut.
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#1 posted 02-05-2013 03:05 AM |
Very nicely done. -- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington |
#2 posted 02-05-2013 03:22 AM |
Very nice – I like that -- Just learning the craft my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ practiced. |
#3 posted 02-05-2013 03:33 AM |
You did a nice job on the box. The marquetry really adds a nice touch. Glad your friend liked it. |
#4 posted 02-05-2013 05:19 AM |
Nice one John. -- Paul M ..............If God wanted us to have fiberglass boats he would have given us fibreglass trees. http://thecanadianschooloffrenchmarquetry.com/ |
#5 posted 02-05-2013 12:56 PM |
Super cool, I need to practice the double bevel. Nice job, and your face will stay cleaner too. -- Lovin' sawdust in beautiful Fort Collins, Colorado |
#6 posted 02-05-2013 02:04 PM |
It is good to see others doing double bevel work also. Very nice job. -- "You may have your PHD but I have my GED and my DD 214" |
#7 posted 02-05-2013 02:27 PM |
Hi John. This is a wonderful box with clean, crisp lines highlighted by your usual high standard marquetry skills. well done buddy! -- On the eighth day God was back in His woodworking shop! Lenny, East Providence, RI |
#8 posted 02-05-2013 03:59 PM |
John, Another great project. The rose really stands out and the wood combination is very nice. As always, wonderful. -- Max "Desperado", Salt Lake City, UT |
#9 posted 02-05-2013 04:01 PM |
Bothe the box and the rose are beautiful. Nice work. helluvawreck aka Charles -- If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau |
#10 posted 02-05-2013 04:04 PM |
beautiful project!! I love the way marquetry looks and may even like to give it a try someday. Great job!!! -- Hate how work gets in the way of my hobby!! |
#11 posted 02-05-2013 05:14 PM |
Great box and thanks for the help. Looks like I'll be going hand powered, as this seems to be the prefered method. -- mike c |
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Beautiful marquetry! Your friend will be pleased! -- "Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone." -- Pablo Picasso |
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Gorgeous box! Love the details on the rose and the wood combo with the beautiful design. —www.sawblade.com |
#14 posted 02-06-2013 10:04 PM |
Very nice as always. I really like the rose. -- Kelly, Allen,KS |
#15 posted 02-08-2013 07:30 PM |
Tis a beaut! Nice wood combos, and inlay as well. Lotta nice details -- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Keep your dust collector fed. email@example.com |
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Golconda (VTM)
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Golconda is a mystical state of enlightenment where a vampire is no longer subject to the Beast, or alternatively the Beast and human aspects of a vampire are in balance.
Overview Edit
Golconda was promised to Caine by the archangel Gabriel, Lord of Mercy, while he was in exile in the Land of Nod. Although Caine never achieved Golconda, the way to Golconda was supposedly achieved by Saulot after traveling to the East, studying under Hindu gurus.
After achieving enlightenment, which resulted in a third eye in the middle of his forehead, Saulot preached Golconda and taught the path to his clan, the Salubri. From this time onward, Golconda and the Salubri were closely linked, with many Salubri (such as Mokur) becoming teachers on the path to Golconda.
After the diablerie of Saulot by Tremere, the Salubri were driven into hiding and much Golconda lore was lost in the process. Since that time, Golconda has largely been treated as a myth.
Path to GolcondaEdit
As a mystical state, how Golconda is achieved is somewhat vague, however a rough outline of events has been developed in the Vampire supplements (notably Chaining the Beast).
To start a quest for Golconda, a character must find out about Golconda, as the topic is not that commonly discussed in the Camarilla (and not discussed by the Sabbat). Golconda lore is rare, and like most things, can be used to trap an unwary vampire. Inconnu are generally assumed to be the experts on Golconda (as they're assumed to be on just about everything else), but Inconnu are notoriously hard to find. From this point on, the character presumably has a guru to guide him.
Following this, the vampire must regain Humanity and feel remorse. Mechanically, this is expressed by keeping Humanity above 7 and by spending Willpower to avoid frenzy under all circumstances. During this time, the vampire makes amends for his crimes as extensively as he can. Canonically, a character cannot achieve or stay in Golconda unless his humanity remains at at least 7, and Paths of Enlightenment are generally assumed to not count, though exceptions may exist.
At this point, the character is guided through a suspire, which is a vision quest of some kind where the character deals with his state as a vampire. The suspire is a test, which the character may fail. If the character passes his suspire, then he achieves Golconda. If he fails, he will never achieve Golconda. Characters who fail their suspire are likely to fall into wassail and be lost forever.
Benefits Edit
Golconda is only vaguely defined in the Vampire rules, and it is generally left up to Storyteller interpretation. Golconda is generally recommended as the focus or apex of a chronicle, rather than an interim goal ("one of us must reach Golconda to defeat the Tremere's evil scheme!").
The word Golconda was originally the name of an ancient city in India famed for its wealth of diamonds, and eventually the word came to be used generically as a synonym for wealth. When Danava mystics first applied the word Golconda to the transcendence beyond the feral vampiric state, they were poetically referring to the "spiritual wealth" that this transcendence brings. Golconda is not the first word that the Danava mystics used to describe this transcendent state, but due to proselytizing by Saulot and other Salubri it is the word most well-known to Western Cainite vampires.
If Golconda is achieved, several suggested benefits are outlined in the rulebooks. The most common ones are a lack of frenzy (characters in Golconda do not frenzy at all), reduced blood consumption (down to a point a week) and the ability to learn Disciplines without generation limits. Other options include returning to humanity, being free of one's clan weakness, and leaving behind vampirism entirely.
Assuming that a character is still a vampire, the benefits of Golconda are rescinded if humanity drops below 7.
Background Information Edit
Golconda is arguably the messiest concept in Vampire, and has gone through several large revisions as the game developed. In First Edition Vampire, Golconda was portrayed as an unadulterated good, and relatively easy to achieve. Chicago by Night has at least two characters in Golconda, one of whom achieved it in less than a century; A World of Darkness had something akin to a formal Golconda training school at Huneadora Castle; and the Children of Osiris' approach to enlightenment is negatively compared to Golconda.
This changes with the second and revised editions, where Golconda becomes both progressively rarer and darker. In Revised, the exact state of Golconda is left up to Storyteller interpretation, with strong suggestions that a vampire in Golconda is not necessarily a nice vampire. Concurrent with this change are characters such as Rebekah falling out of Golconda and other characters such as Mahatma and Nehemiah searching for Golconda for millennia without success.
- Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition, p. 22, 30, 34, 299-300
- Chaining the Beast
- Sins of the Blood
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Congratulations on the new baby and the class! After the class, share your thoughts about it with us! Good luck!
This is a discussion on Finally taking CCW class within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Now that things have settled down around the house with the new baby (our first, almost 3 months old), I've finally signed up to take ...
Now that things have settled down around the house with the new baby (our first, almost 3 months old), I've finally signed up to take my CCW course. Scheduled for this Thursday. Consists of classroom instruction and live fire of 50 rounds up to 10 yds away.
Oh, and did I mention the 3 month wait afterward? Everyone I've talked with that has their CCW permit here (SC) says SLED takes the full 90 days, regardless of how quick/easy your background check is. And I know my background check will go easy based on my current job.
Congratulations on the new baby and the class! After the class, share your thoughts about it with us! Good luck!
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Good luck with it.
Welcome to the group with the CCW.
If your anything like me the wait will seem like an eternity. Good luck.
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Congrats on the baby & the app. Spend the time waiting by doing things that will further prepare you for carry. Use the time to choose holster. Wear it around the house. Get uset to feel. This time will get you over the "am I printing" worry. Practice access & presentation. Go to the range. It will pass. Glad to see the young parents coming along/.
Mine took the full 90 days, and was mailed directly to me. I thought I was going to have to pick it up at the sheriff's department. The only problem I did have, was they couldn't get my sex right, apparently they have new software, that defaults back to female. I called SLED the next day, the lady I talked to about fell out of her chair, when I told her I didn't ask for a sex change, just a permit. After she quit laughing, she assured me, the system had my correct info and she would have a new permit out to me, with my info corrected. She told me to go ahead and carry, until I received the new permit, I was figuring a week or so, not true, she had a new one in my mailbox 2 days later. I have since then called SLED, for various questions, no matter who I talked to, I was treated with the same respect. Great group of people, good luck with your CCW, and if you have any problems, feel free to call SLED, they seem to be a very gun friendly division.
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Congratulations on the new baby! Glad you are taking the course. You will be glad you did. Good Luck!
Well, the course was cake. Anyone with "uncommon" sense could probably pass the written test without any instruction. Instructor asked us to not shoot one big hole in the middle of the target since he had to be able to count a least 35/50 holes in it, so I just aimed at the numbers in the rings (B27 silhouette). Broke down into 12 rounds in the X ring, 5 in the 7 ring, and the rest in the 8 or 9 ring with enough spread that he could count all 50. Shooting test went as follows:
This pattern was repeated at 3, 5, 7, and 10 yards. Only 5 rounds loaded at a time. Each distance got an increase in the time allowed to put rounds on target, so the first round was:
1 from ready, 2 seconds
2 from ready, 3 seconds
2 from ready, 3 seconds, reload
1 from holster, 3 seconds, reholster
2 from holster, 5 seconds, reholster
2 from holster, 5 seconds, reload
At 12 yards, put all 5 on target in 10 seconds from holster, reload.
At 15 yards, put all 5 on target in 12 seconds from holster, clear.
I must have been nervous with someone looking over my shoulder, because I caught myself flinching during some of the rounds, and I don't normally do that when practicing at the range. All in all, a good experience. Now i just need to wait, then look into other states non-res permits.
Sounds good. I get nervous when I know someone is critiquing me too. Not to bad, but I feel it inside.
P.S.- I have a good friend from Ladson. Didn't think I'd meet anyone else from there.
Congrats...most CCW classes are cake, especially the written part.
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Congrats. BTW, you'll be caught off guard when it shows up. Mine came in a plain envelope, didn't even say SLED on it! It took about 60-70 days to get mine I believe. Maybe you'll be along those lines.
Tad A.
Congratulations on your successful course and test.
A few permits do tickle out faster than 90 days. However, 90 days is the norm. Your permit will come to you in a plain white envelope. No letter or anything else, just the permit. Remember the pictures you had to send in with your forms and monies. Well they take the picture from your drivers license and use it on your permit.
Also, thanks for your support in getting the SC Governor to sign the latest handgun bills.
Again, congratulations.
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Whole Foods Market
Part of large natural foods supermarket chain. Has fresh fruits and vegetables including organic produce, deli food, vitamins, supplements, personal care products, grocery, and more. Previously located in a different location on W Lane Ave. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-10:00pm. Open daily.
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First Review by keillorandel
great groceries
Pleasant whole foods environment. Always have plenty of fresh vegetables and a great bulk section. They also just got an awesome fresh squeezed OJ machine that's incredible. Love it!
Love that we have one close!
Whole Foods gets a bad rap for being too expensive, but I feel like you just have to know what to buy there! They have great red pepper hummus, an amazing selection of kombucha. Their salad bar is a bit pricey, but you have to look at it as you're eating out! And you get to select a little variety platter! Their garlic raw vegan kale salad is my absolute favorite!!! It's just toooo good! I make my own inspired rendition at home now with red quinoa. Their corn muffin salty carmel cupcakes are amazing too!!! But I've only had them once...I asked when they'd have them again and they told me that they were one of the most popular, but that they didn't know if they were going to bring them back or not which was a little confusing and they haven't had them since (or at least have run out every time I am there :( ) I also think it's pretty cool that they have a wine chiller! You can buy a bottle of white wine for a party and have it chilled while you finish your grocery shopping! Too cool! They also have an amazing selection and price on Dr Bronners soap!
Pros: Amazing Food Selections, Great Variety and Price of Dr. B's Soap
Cons: Expensive
Whole Foods
Whole Foods is a decent place to find vegetarian and vegan foods. It is a little expensive, but usually the quality is good. They have a big salad bar and the ingredients for each item are usually listed. But beware! I've spend $16 on a single salad there (I believe it's around $8/lb). They almost always have vegan cupcakes and muffins at the bakery (these are not great. Pattycake is better). The deli has things like General Tso's "chicken". There is also often a small Indian buffet, which I've never tried. Of course, in the grocery section you can find specialty items like vegan cheese, yogurt and frozen desserts and there is a bulk foods section.
Fantastic Find!
This place is well worth the trip for brunch! It is tiny and located in a long strip of equally unimpressive shops, but the food is magnificent. Our brunch- with veggie sausage!- was absolutely perfect. It was crowed, as you would imagine a place this good would be, but so worth it once we took one bite of our pancakes. Light, fluffy, with clusters of blueberries- these were really exceptional. This place also offers really great juices! They had bakery items from pattycake (vegan bakery down the street) too. They were preparing soups when we left and they smelled amazing. The service is the one glitch here. They don't seem to designate tables to specific servers, but rather have some collective process of serving customers. Ideologically nice as that may be it means service is sporadic at best. I stared at the bottom of an empty coffee mug for far too long. They are too busy for an informal service plan to work.
Pros: fantastic food, pancakes
Cons: service is spotty, busy
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Have you read 'The Science Of Parenting?' (I think the authors name in Morgot Sutherland. I love this book. She writes some wonderful stuff breaking down the how, why, what of tantrums, and how best to manage and avoid them. So useful. I've also read that the half-years; before age 5, are a time of developmental disequilibrium. So at 1.5, 2.5, 3.5 children struggle more with life, rail against Mum, can't manage emotion. Then around the time of turning 2, 3, 4, there's a settling again. It's really been true for Ivy. Good luck! x
ReplyDeleteDealing with some opposites myself with my 4 yr old boy. According to steve biddulph 'raising boys' there is a testosterone surge at 4 but I can't help you with the 3's! Both of my older ones were fine as two year olds. We suffered from them being 'three-nangers' though! Hope it settles for you, or that you come across a strategy that works for you both x
ReplyDeleteAnother one who has been through it. We never had the terrible twos but when he turned three he was a nightmare - complete opposites, day / night. I wanted to tear my hair out. By 3.5 it had completely stopped and I had my beautiful calm boy back.
But we are really close to 4 and I can see it coming back again *sigh*
No advice, just be nice to yourself and know that it will pass.Not that I am there yet (my little man is only 8mths) but I've seen her talk and her book looks really useful. Lou Harvey-Zahra's 'Turning tears into laughter'. You have prob already heard of her, but if not she also has a website: http://www.skiptomylouparenting.com/about/
She is a Steiner educator and an advocate of creative discipline.I absolutely adore the book 'your reincarnating child - welcoming a soul into the world'. It's beautifully written and even though Ba'il is only 6 months old, I go back and forward to this book out of all of my other ones. It's written from a Steiner perspective. Poor little Che..... so much to absorb and discover, no wonder he is up and down. Blessings x
ReplyDeletei have had trouble with quinn from the start. my intuition told me that he was not as "physical" as he needed to be. by this i mean, he doesn't run he walks. he rides his bike but not far. he doesn't swim in the ocean he settles into the sand with a spade. after i complained to a very smart friend about his excessive talking, she mentioned to take him to the park every afternoon and run with him to the farthest tree and back. simple as that. it has worked wonders. she, my smart friend, also mentioned boys need to use their upper leg muscles, like picking up buckets of water and dumping them, it releases alot of the "fight" in them.
as for tate the disequilibrium thoery has been quite true. they say this last till they are teens. six months of hard core parenting than six months off.
not sure if any of this helps with your little che, but any advice is helpful i am sure.Toddler Taming is a wonderful book - not as dreadful as it sounds - even the author (Dr.Christopher Green) says the title no longer reflects his beliefs. Very easy to read and has excellent easy to put into practise ideas. Finn has his moments of utter joy followed by huge dips of despair but still makes me laugh - like when he told my mother inlaw "don't talk to me like that you silly, bl##dy woman" Absolute Magic! xxx
ReplyDeleteOh Jodi I second the Tears and Tantrums! I read it with my first but honestly didn't need it with her but I'm remembering Aletha's words clearly now. I'm right there with you...have been for about 12 months with my boy (just turned three last month). Patience, *listening* and acknowledgment helps me... plus sometimes just letting it burn itself out. xx
A couple of beautiful, supportive, helpful and fun parenting books are Heart to Heart Parenting by Robin Grille and Playful Parenting by Lawrence Cohen.
I also thought I should note that this behaviour has nothing to do with Che being a boy, it's just something that kids go through at some point or another, about pushing boundaries and discovering their selves. And as an aside there is actually no increase in testosterone at age 4 and there is recent evidence saying that there are no links between testosterone and aggressiveness. Check out Gender Delusions by Cordelia Fine, looking at how gender stereotyping severely limits the potential of our children.
Good luck, you are an amazing parent.holy moses jodi you have so many resources here at your fingertips. I just opened a bunch of the links. I am especially interested in the whole gender stereotyping thing because some days I think "what a boy" and then I catch myself and think, "really?". I just picked up a book at the library called compassionate and calm children. haven't started it but will let you know if it's worth a read! xo m.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Maria about food allergies/intolerances - my Munchkin has similar swings due to food allergies, you should see her 20 mins after Vegemite, saveloys etc. that have yeast extract or the msg replacements (600 numbers)in them! Major meltdowns or extended arguments, screaming, hitting etc.! Two of my friends have children that react the same way immediately after a Vegemite sandwich, so much for happy little Vegemites! Yes, children at all ages go through stages but food issues are such a common thing and can be (not always of course) simple to correct. Good luck finding the calm at your place, I feel for you - it's not nice. x


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Sometimes we people just gotta show pictures of our pets. I try to at least sprinkle those photographs into other posts about my work, but occasionally, well, you know how it goes. So here's the kitty update: this is what my adaptable little Shop Cat has taken up while I'm not even ten feet away using the chop saw. Is he bad-ass or what?
So forgive me my post about my cat. Here it is. It will never happen again. I swear.
April 1, 2012
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- MartyApril 01, 2012
You better post more, for us kitty loving followers! I have 10 rescues, 9-17 yrs old. Sweet picture!
ReplyDelete - glendaApril 02, 2012
I have 11 who adopted me. The internet can never have too many cat pictures!! Keep em coming. Shop cat is very kool.
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Over-Wintering Chickens
Chickens need a little extra care to survive cold weather. Their coop needs to be waterproof but still provide some ventilation. A heat lamp will help keep them warm, and can increase their egg production. As always, they need good food and fresh water, and the water needs to be kept from freezing.
We have a small chicken coop, about 4 feet by 4 feet by 4 feet tall. There's a hole in the floor just big enough for a chicken to access the ramp that leads down into the enclosed area under the coop and the attached chicken run. There is a wire covered vent near the roof on the side opposite the hole in the floor. During the night, the hole is covered with a heavy piece of wood to keep out predators and also to help the hens stay warm. Pine shavings cover the floor and line the nest (the plastic basket to the left of the door).
During the colder months, we add a little warmth to the hen house with two heat lamps placed inside the coop just below the roof. These are plugged into an inexpensive thermostat that plugs into the heavy duty power cord carrying electricity from the house. When the temperature drops to 38 F, the lamps come on. When the temperature reaches 50 F, the lamps shut off.
This heat also keeps their water from freezing. They always have access to the coop, so we never have to move their water outside. Another way to handle keeping the water from freezing is to use a heated base. This is a good option for larger flocks with outside water during the winter.
In addition to keeping the chickens comfortable, we have found that egg production increases when we're using the heat lamps. This is partly because when chickens don't have to use up so much energy to keep warm, they have more energy available for egg production. The other reason the lamps increase egg production is that chickens lay eggs according to how much light they get. Without supplemental light, their egg production slows or stops during the fall and winter and resumes as the days get longer. The added light they receive from the heat lamps has the same effect as having longer days.
Also, we give our chickens some cracked corn when it's especially cold. This is in addition to the chicken feed that they always have access to. The cracked corn helps them produce a little extra body heat to keep them warm.
This is our third flock of chickens and our third coop. It's a small, simple set-up that's easy to manage in our average sized backyard. With just a little extra attention, our hens over-winter nicely and provide us with a nearly year-round egg supply.
We've kept backyard chickens for several years and find them to be less trouble (and certainly quieter) than any dogs we've had. Even with a bit of extra time and effort to keep them well during the winter, we enjoy having these funny birds and appreciate having fresh homegrown eggs.
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Russell Pearce's Fave "Reporter" Linda Bentley's Continued Smear of Benita Lantigua
First off, I wish to commend Shane Wikfors of the Sonoran Alliance blog for removing an article by the Sonoran News' Linda Bentley claiming "massive voter registration fraud" in the petitions recalling state Senate President Russell Pearce.
I raised the issue with Wikfors during a back and forth in the comments section to a blog item he posted recently, and though Wikfors was skeptical, he removed the item, in which Bentley smears American citizen and Mesa resident Benita Lantigua, reveals her address, and suggests her as the main example of the "fraud" Bentley claims in her story.
Bentley also suggested that Lantigua may have committed bigamy. Her boss, Sonoran News editor/publisher Don Sorchych later editorialized that Lantigua was "likely an illegal."
These allegations are untrue, and are bolstered by no more than Bentley's misreporting and misinterpretation of the facts.
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And yet, the Sonoran News refuses to print a retraction, a correction or an apology. Instead, the paper hired Craig Morgan, a high-priced lawyer with the firm Stinson Morrison Hecker to write a letter to Lantigua's attorney, offering Lantigua the chance to pen a 550 word letter to the editor, but no more.
In response, Lantigua's lawyer Sean Larkin fired off a stern letter to Morgan, advising him that this was not good enough.
"Aside from any other resolution or settlement in this matter," Larkin writes, "we expect the Sonoran News to prominently, and contemporaneously, print a full retraction and correction of all the misstatements and wrongful implications concerning Ms. Lantigua's alienage, voter record, voting qualifications, and past and present marital status."
Larkin also noted that attorney Chad Snow, chairman of the recall-Pearce group Citizens for a Better Arizona, had already requested a retraction on Lantigua's behalf in a letter to Sorchych.
And he pointed out that Bentley had repeated her smear of Lantigua in a follow-up article.
"Although I certainly appreciate the hard work you put into preparing your July 22nd letter," stated Larkin. "I must also point out that Ms. Bentley's `reporting' in these articles certainly falls far below any reasonable journalistic ethical or professional standards. At the very least, she was grossly negligent.
"It remains to be seen whether she knew the truth with the first article, or intentionally remained ignorant in light of the numerous disclaimers at the clerk's office regarding the electronic records. And as stated above, with the publication of her second article, she repeated a position she knew to be false."
He continued, observing the obvious:
"Neither Ms. Bentley nor Mr. Sorchych could legally know Ms. Lantigua's immigration status absent her consent. By making unfounded, and unknowable statements concerning her immigration status they are consciously disregarding the truth. Quite frankly, your clients are making accusations against Ms. Lantigua because of race and national origin."
You can read the entire Larkin letter for yourself,here.
Many on the right were quick to take Bentley's article at face value, and it has been republished across the blogosphere, from Web sites for the Maricopa County GOP and the Arizona GOP to the blog sites for Intellectual Conservative Arizona and Examiner.com.
The Libertarian site Freedom's Phoenix also picked it up, Seeing Red AZ praised it and linked to it, and even obscure sites in other states posted it, such as Voter Registration Florida.
The Sonoran News is small paper, published in hardcopy form biweekly, and distributed mostly in the Cave Creek/Carefree area.
But the rag's Internet site draws the attention of crackpot conservatives throughout Arizona and beyond. So the smear of Lantigua has been repeated over and over again.
Interestingly, the only other example of "massive voter registration fraud" Bentley offered in her original article concerned a petition signer supposedly named Pederson.
"One man signed and printed his last name `Peterson' quite legibly," Bentley stated. "Due to Peterson being somewhat of a common name, it made more sense to look him up by address. However, the address revealed the registration of a man whose last name was spelled `Pederson.'"
But in e-mail correspondence with concerned reader Mike Wells, Bentley admitted that she had not taken any photographic evidence of the offending Peterson/Pederson entry.
Bentley wrote to Wells that, "I didn't take a screen shot of that one since it was early on in the verification and it wasn't suggested until numerous anomalies came up."
I remain curious about this Bentley claim, and want to review the signature in question and investigate the alleged "anomaly" as Bentley refers to it.
So I contacted Maricopa County Elections Director Karen Osborne. She sent me the following e-mail:
"Do not have enough info to answer the question. Do not have a Peterson/Pederson combination that I could locate. I looked at the article and found no first name. At any rate, we would match the signature and the printing style on his current and past registrations before making the determination."
What I can't figure out, still, is why Bentley would not check with county elections regarding such claims. I don't know if she's stumbled on to something with Pederson/Peterson, or if there is some other explanation. But Bentley remains defiantly incurious about the allegations she's making.
Like the implication that Lantigua had committed bigamy. As I detailed in comments to the Wikfors blog item, this false allegation stems from what were two entries on the Maricopa County Clerk of Court's docket under the name "Benita Dorador."
I pulled both of those public records at the clerk's office, discovering that these were two entirely different women, with similar names and the same birth date.
Lantigua's maiden name is Dorador. The other woman's last name is Valenzuela, though through some glitch the clerk's office had assigned the last name "Dorador" to both women.
Confusing matters is the fact that Lantigua once had the married name "Valenzuela." That is, it's confusing if you don't actually bother to pull the files.
I raised this issue with the clerk's office. The folks there researched the matter, found that I was right, and corrected the entry.
If Bentley had eyeballed the files, she would have realized the same thing. But then, she could have called elections about the Lantigua entries. She would have been told, as was I, that the county simply had not consolidated the files, and that Lantigua had done nothing wrong, much less illegal.
Why Bentley, the Sonoran News and Sorchych continue to stonewall on the Lantigua issue is a puzzlement. Sonoran News is infamous for refusing to print corrections or retractions when it messes up in print. But such pigheadedness only helps to further besmirch its reputation.
The trouble this time is that Lantigua's claim is solid and there are lawyers willing to pursue it on Lantigua's behalf. If Bentley and Sorchych think this issue will fade away, it will not. And I will do everything in my power to make sure the story stays alive.
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Eggs? 1 Attachment(s) I found this on a leaf last night during a water change and thought that it might be a snail egg bunch... but I am not so sure. Definitely not fish eggs, nothing in there yet to lay eggs. Thoughts? Jeff. |
Yes there snail eggs, most do come in on the plants. Did you scrub them before dropping them in your tank? What you going to do? Keep em? Or wipe em out? They breed like mad, so you could end up with trillions :-) |
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1 Attachment(s) Well, more eggs. This time I put them in a baggie and left it floating on the side of the aquarium. I change the water in the baggie once or twice a day for the plant... and maybe for the eggs I suppose. These are in a different configuration than the previous eggs, I doubt it the fish as I think that barbs are scatters and they are pretty young yet. So, I have tiger snails and some sort of pond snail. I don't think the tigers were even in the tank when the first batch showed up and, when they were placed, they did spend a day clinging together... shortly thereafter these eggs show up and they are different. I think tigers need salt water for the eggs, I haven't looked into this yet but I should. Anyone know off hand if this is likely what they are? Sorry for the poor pic, I didn't realize it was so fuzzy until posting it now. Jeff. |
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Powdered sugar | 500 Gram | |
Ground unblanched almonds | 500 Gram | |
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Combine the egg whites with the powdered sugar.
Beat the mixture in a bowl to a very stiff consistency.
An electric hand beater should be used for this or, better yet, an electric mixer, since the beating is a weary and grueling task.
Remove a generous 1/2 cup of the well-beaten mixture and set it aside to be used for topping.
Place the ground almonds on a work slab.
Combine with the cinnamon; work together with the egg white mixture to form a soft dough.
Lightly sprinkle the work surface with ground almonds and roll out the dough evenly about 3/8 inch (1 cm) thick.
Spread the top with the reserved egg white mixture.
The cinnamon stars are now cut out with a star-shaped cookie cutter.
To prevent the topping from sticking to the cutter, dip it repeatedly in cold water, using your fingers to help loosen if necessary.
Place the cinnamon stars on a buttered baking sheet.
Knead together the leftover scraps of dough.
Since the dough will become slightly softer from the egg white topping mixture, add some ground almonds.
Once more roll out the dough in the same way, again spread with the egg white mixture, and so forth.
If possible, let the cinnamon stars dry overnight.
Preheat the oven to 325°F. (160°C).
Bake the cinnamon stars on the center shelf; they should be very pale, and the top should remain white.
This will take at most 7-8 minutes, depending on your oven.
They should be firm on the outside but still soft on the inside.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3129 Calories from Fat 760
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 84 g130%
Saturated Fat 0.05 g0.26%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 290.3 mg12.1%
Total Carbohydrates 525 g174.9%
Dietary Fiber 19.2 g76.7%
Sugars 484.9 g
Protein 59 g117.5%
Vitamin A 0.9% Vitamin C 0.95%
Calcium 16.2% Iron 7.7%
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DignityUSA to protest and pray at Bishops' meeting
Washington, DC The leadership of DignityUSA, the foremost organization for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) Catholics and their families, calls upon all members and supporters to join them at the meeting of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops in Washington, DC. Members and supporters of DignityUSA will be standing vigil to pray for the Bishops. "We call the Church to 'Conversation and Conversion' around issues of its gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender brothers and sisters. As members of the Body of Christ we come to share our lives, hopes, dreams, and sorrows with our Bishops so they and the entire Church might come to a conversion of the mind and heart", stated Matthew Gallagher, Executive Director of DignityUSA In light of the recent actions by the Bishops to support the Republican Party during the presidential election; deny Holy Communion to those who do not share the Bishops' political philosophy; and deny priesthood to those truly called by God no matter their gender or sexual orientation; the members and supporters of DignityUSA will stand a 28 hour vigil and fast outside the Hyatt Hotel in Washington DC from 11:30 am on Sunday, November 14th until the Bishops' Mass at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception on Monday, November 15. All those who cannot physically be present at this witness are asked to join together in fast and prayer that the Bishops will open their hearts to the Word of God and not continue to be a source of pain and violence against the GLBT people of God. The witness at the USCCB meeting is but a beginning. The leadership of DignityUSA encourages all people of faith to use the upcoming season of Advent as a time to communicate with their local bishops. Direct communication with the Bishops is the most powerful force for conversion of the mind and heart. When we speak, they will hear. When they hear, we cannot be invisible. DignityUSA is the nation's foremost organization of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Catholics, their families, friends and supporters. Founded in 1969, it is an independent nonprofit organization with members and chapters across the country. DignityUSA works for full inclusion of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people in the life of the Church and Society. www.dignityusa.org


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Montreal, June 4th, 2009 Cigarette smoking induced COPD, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, is a disease that results in severe breathing difficulty. According to World Health Organization (WHO) it is the fourth leading killer worldwide. However the mechanisms responsible for some smokers developing COPD and others evading the disease have not been well understood.
Dr.Manuel Cosio from the McGill University Health Centre, in collaboration with Italian and Spanish scientists, reports in the New England Journal of Medicine that an autoimmune mechanism, compounded by genetic predisposition in COPD, would explain the progression of the disease in some smokers and the evasion in others. COPD has a family connection and next of kin of patients with COPD have a much higher chance of developing the disease, a characteristic of autoimmune diseases.
Although smoking is the primary risk factor for COPD in the western world, open fire pollutant cooking and heating fuels in the home is an important risk factor for the development of COPD in women in developing nations. "Smoke can play an important role in autoimmune diseases such as COPD, and other diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, because it accentuates genetic predispositions to the disease," warns Dr. Cosio.
Yet contrary to previous scientific beliefs, COPD does not progress in the same way in all smokers. The authors describe three steps in the potential progression to COPD in smokers: "COPD does not go from stage one, two and three in all people," Dr. Cosio says. "Depending on their personal balance between immune response and immune control some people would stop at stage one, others at stage two, and some will progress to stage three, full autoimmunity and lung destruction."
"Hopefully investigators will now see the disease in a totally different way," Dr Cosio stresses. "Our hope is that our research will open the door for a different investigation on COPD, where scientists learn more about the immunological processes and how these processes could be controlled and modulated to eventually provide the right treatment."
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People Just Naturally Resist Change, Right?
Not so fast. What many people fear about organizational change is loss.
I have a client who's a real challenge. She is the director of a medium-size nonprofit with about 15 full-time staff, 30 part-timers and dozens of committed volunteers. She's smart, passionate about the organization's mission, and cares about the people they serve. She has made many improvements during her 15-plus years of leading the organization. Unfortunately, many of her accomplishments are lost on the staff and volunteers because they can't get past their perception that she is allergic to any and all change.
When I ask the staff and volunteers why they see her that way, they make comments like:
• "She gets surprisingly defensive when we talk about a different way to manage a program. We never criticize her, but she takes our suggestions as personal attacks."
• "Whenever I bring up a new idea, her first (and second and third) reactions are routinely negative."
• "When she sees us working on an innovation, she asks so many questions and demands we do so much research on it that we finally just let it go. It's not worth the hassle."
You get the idea.
I gained an appreciation for the staff members' concerns last year when the director asked me to facilitate a staff team that was developing a new method for managing customer information. The organization's customer knowledge sat in various information silos, and staff didn't know what they already knew about their customers. Over the next six months, the director and I met several times about the project, and I encountered an ongoing stream of negative comments. Nothing that we did pleased her.
At one such meeting, I noted that she seemed pretty defensive about the team's ideas. She got angry. "Russ, I'm tired of hearing people say that I'm always defensive, or that I resist change. I'm not afraid of change, but I've invested too much of my life in this organization to put up with changes that take us backwards!"
I reflected on her comment for several days. It was heartfelt. She was very frustrated that she was labeled as "resistant to change." And then I remembered a powerful message from a great book on change: "People don't resist change ... they resist loss." The quote comes from "Leadership on the Line: Staying Alive through the Dangers of Leading," by Ronald A. Heifetz and Marty Linsky. I think the authors are absolutely right.
Pick up almost any book or article on change, and there will be a passage on "dealing with resisters." The assumption is that there are always people who resist change, and many resist any and all changes. I think Heifetz and Linsky's message is far more accurate. Sure, there are some folks who routinely get upset when their orderly world is altered. I have a friend who gets angry each time he goes to the supermarket and finds some items placed on different shelves. But it's not the fact of change that most of us oppose, it's the perception that we'll be worse off because of it.
In the director's case, she worries that her staff members carry out changes without thinking about the unanticipated consequences of their actions. As she put it to me, "They get enthusiastic, which is great, and then they move forward without consulting key stakeholders. They forget to learn what happened when we tried something similar in the past. They don't appreciate the ripple effects created by any change. How can I support a new initiative that solves one problem and creates three new ones?" Fair question.
Our staff team made much better progress in the following months as we learned to anticipate the director's questions and tried to see her concerns in a positive light: She loves the organization and wants to be sure we don't lose its core strengths as we innovate. We also invited her to play devil's advocate at times, asking her to anticipate negative consequences of our plan and tell us how to avoid them. We incorporated many of her suggestions into our plan. And when we made the final presentation to her, she was beaming.
So the next time you're working on an innovation, keep in mind that your real challenge isn't the fact that it involves change. Your challenge is what people think they'll lose. Everyone will benefit if you ask those who will be affected these questions:
• If we implement this project as planned, how might it help you and your colleagues?
• What problems might it create for you? What will be harder for you?
• What about its impact on our customers?
• What changes should we make in the plan to ensure that has a positive impact on staff and customers?
• Can you help us monitor implementation so that we learn early on of any problems?
Engaging in this kind of open, candid conversation will help you create a better product or program. And those people who've been labeled as "resisters" may just turn into advocates.
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Assessing Teamwork Skills in Law School: A Window of Opportunity
Burton, Kelley J. (2003) Assessing Teamwork Skills in Law School: A Window of Opportunity. eLaw Journal, 10(2).
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Litigating who must defend against claims of Fallen man (who fell down)
Travelers Indemnity Co. of Illinois v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co.
, the Fourth Circuit resolved a dispute over which of two insurers had to defend a lawsuit brought by a guy who fell down, where the fallen man's name was Fallen.
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