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Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation 2
Age Range: 2:0 - 21:11
RTI Tiers: RTI Levels 1, 2 and 3
Completion Time:
5 to 15 minutes for Sounds-in-Words Section, varied for other two sections
Telepractice: Tips on using this test in your telepractice
Norms: Restandardized norms have been expanded to include ages 2-21 with separate normative tables for males and females.
Product Details
Still the most popular articulation test available.
The second edition of the Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation gives you updated norms and expanded features, and it remains accurate and easy to administer.
The test provides information about a child's articulation ability by sampling both spontaneous and imitative sound production. Examinees respond to picture plates and verbal cues from the examiner with single-word answers that demonstrate common speech sounds. Additional sections provide further measures of speech production.
Use this test to measure articulation of consonant sounds, determine types of misarticulation, and compare individual performance to national, gender-differentiated norms.
New items, new artwork, new age range, new norms
- New items have been added to sample more speech sounds—39 consonant sounds and clusters can now be tested with the Goldman-Fristoe 2. Some objectionable or culturally inappropriate items (e.g., gun, Christmas tree) have been removed.
- All artwork has been redrawn and reviewed for cultural bias and fairness.
- The age range for the Goldman-Fristoe 2 has been expanded to include ages 2 through 21. Age-based standard scores include separate normative information for females and males.
- Normative tables are based on a national sample of 2,350 examinees stratified to match the most recent U.S. Census data on gender, race/ethnicity, region, and SES as determined by mother's education level.
Goldman-Fristoe 2 retains the best features of the original test
The second edition keeps the features that made the original Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation efficient and easy to use.
- Test 3 - User-friendly color-coding for recording initial-medial-final sounds
- Multiple testing of speech sounds within a word or plate for efficient test administration
- Broad sampling of the consonant sounds and clusters used in Standard American English
- Opportunity to sample both spontaneous and imitated production of speech sounds
Supplemental Developmental Norms Booklet
Organizations find the Supplemental Developmental Norms Booklet included in the kit advantageous. With it they can use the norms—based on developmental data—to set their own cutoff criteria for intervention services qualification.
Easy to administer
Sounds-in-Words uses colorful, entertaining pictures to prompt responses that sample the major speech sounds in the initial, medial, and final positions. Suggested cues have been added for the examiner to help elicit spontaneous responses by the examinee.
Additional sections provide a fuller sampling of the examinee's ability to produce speech sounds and to reproduce sounds when modeled by the examiner.
With streamlined test administration, the Goldman-Fristoe 2 is an efficient way to obtain a representative sample of an examinee's articulation ability.
Three sections sample a wide range of articulation skills
- Sounds-in-Words Section uses pictures to elicit articulation of the major speech sounds when the examinee is prompted by a visual and/or verbal cue.
- Sounds-in-Sentences Section assesses spontaneous sound production used in connected speech. The examinee is asked to retell a short story based on a picture cue. Target speech sounds are sampled within the context of simple sentences.
- Stimulability Section measures the examinee's ability to correctly produce a previously misarticulated sound when asked to watch and listen to the examiner's production of the sound. The examinee repeats the word or phrase modeled by the examiner.
Increase your assessment clarity
The KLPA-2 (Khan-Lewis Phonological Analysis) works with the Goldman-Fristoe 2 to give you a more comprehensive diagnosis of both articulation and use of phonological processes. Save when you purchase the two kits together.
Visit SpeechandLanguage.com for more information
Visit the www.SpeechandLanguage.com web site for additional information and the SLP Forum discussion center.
Increase efficiency with computer scoring and reporting
The ASSIST software program is available to help score, calculate, and compare normative data for both Goldman-Fristoe 2 and KLPA-2 tests. At the touch of a button you can print out separate score summaries for the Goldman-Fristoe 2 and KLPA-2. Or print out a combined report for detailed diagnostic information. Reports are easy to customize by test section and diagnostic topic; a Recommendations section even has summary text. You also can set a local criterion to obtain developmental norms comparisons from the biggest and best standardization sample to date!
Pre-recorded Webinars
Transitioning From GFTA-2 to GFTA-3: Interpreting & Communicating Test Results
Presenter: Chien (Shannon) Wang, M.A. Senior Research Director
GFTA-2/GFTA-3 scores may differ significantly, especially with children exhibiting certain error patterns. GFTA-3 research data showing age of emergence vs. mastery of speech sounds, combined with test scores, provide clinicians with data needed to make appropriate interpretations of test results and convey results in a meaningful way to stakeholders.
Date: Sep 13, 2017
PDF: Transitioning From GFTA-2 to GFTA-3: Interpreting & Communicating Test Results
Video: Transitioning From GFTA-2 to GFTA-3: Interpreting & Communicating Test Results
Frequently asked questions follow. Click on a question to see the response.
Test Content
Why are words such as duck, yellow, and flowers which have phonetic contexts easily influencing assimilation errors still used?
Reducing the number of phonetically "loaded" contexts and/or systematically evaluating the child's performance in more complex contexts will be addressed in the next revision.
Why is there no inclusion of vowel production as in the Arizona Test of Articulation?
We feel that consonants contribute more important related to intelligibility but recognize that we should be cognizant of child's vowel errors. We are considering an qualitative procedure for noting vowel errors (taking into account dialectal variations) for the next revision.
Has a study been done that looks at which format is "better" pictures vs. photographs?
I am not aware of any recent research. In research conducted with other tests at Pearson, there is no difference in performance when typically developing children are tested using photographs as stimuli rather than drawn pictures.
Are there plans to update the GFTA-KLPA-2 normative data?
We are starting a revision of the test stimuli and response forms in 2012. When completed, we will conduct a new standardization. Until then, you can be assured that the current norms provide accurate data to assist you in making diagnostic decisions for the children you are testing.
When you anticipate production of a new edition?
In a few years—currently planned for 2015
It would be great if the test tested for post vocalic "r."
We will consider with the future revision.
Will there ever be a normed intelligibility section?
Not at this time.
Do you anticipate a Spanish version in the near future?
Yes, we are planning to develop a Spanish edition.
Will there be an iPad application?
We are investigating that option.
If a student has met all of his goals and objectives and is ready to exit speech therapy...is it necessary to give him the full assessment of the Goldman-Fristoe-2?
It probably be a good way to document the changes and reason for exiting therapy, especially since the assessment is so brief to administer.
If a child's production of a sound is perceptually accurate, but the placement is incorrect (i.e. interdentalization of /t, d, n/, how would that be scored?
As correct. I would certainly note placement in comments.
If a child does not have an /s/ in his or her repertoire, marking all the /s/ blends as incorrect seems to skew the score somewhat. Have I been scoring this correctly?
This is a good point, but the norms do account for this. Also the /s/ and its blends are important for intelligibility.
The target sound in the picture balloons is the medial /l/. However, if the child has difficulty producing the /s/ sound, do you count that error when finding the raw score or only the target sound for each picture?
We only count the errors on target sounds. I would however note the inconsistency which can be useful in intervention.
The raw score is determined from the Sounds in Words section of the test. If a child scored 0 for their raw score but had 6 errors on Sounds in Sentences--could those errors be counted for a 'raw score'?
There are no norms for Sounds-in-Sentences so you cannot count those errors when calculating scores using the norm tables. It is certainly an important observation and should be noted.
How do recommend interpreting scores for a child around age 2 ½ who is administered the test but responds to very few pictures, even in imitation. His non-responses are not counted as errors, so his score is inflated.
In this case I would probably stop the test administration after a few non-responses and reschedule so child might be more comfortable and familiar with the examiner and the test environment. The score you currently obtained would be meaningless. You may also evaluate vocal development based on the child's vocalizations in play activities, noting the child's phoneme repertoire and syllable shapes in spontaneous productions rather than administering a standardized assessment.
I'm still not sure how to use the Supplemental Developmental Norms to interpret child's performance.
Basically, you can look at a child's error sounds and positions in which errors occur and use the Tables to determine what percent of normal children correctly use these at the different age levels. If you want to know at what age 85% of children have the sound you would follow the chart across until you reach .85 or better.
In reference to the normative table for sound development, what is the exact chronological age for which the sample correctly produced the sounds? For example /b/ in initial position words, is it delayed at two years, zero months?
You are correct. 98% of 2 year olds produce /b/ correctly in the initial position of words; 99% of typically developing 2 ½ year olds do (see Table 1, page 7 of the Supplemental Developmental Norms booklet.)
Table 2.1 states age at which 85% participants accurately produced by age. You indicated that there was a chart available for medial and final. Can you give the table and/or reference for that?
Look at Table 6.6 on page 56 of the Manual.
Pricing & Ordering
The Flash drive Kit and individual flash drives have been discontinued. There are no digital options available for GFTA-2.


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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
The Haunted Forest - Final
Cheers and Peace be with you.
10 comments:
- Nate said...
Quite an ominous scene. I really enjoy the way you mix together elements of humanity in your environments, such as the stairs in the foreground. It adds a sense of age to me.
- October 4, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- WOL said...
When your "Lavender Blue and the Faeries of Galtee Wood" book becomes available, please let us know. I know I'm not the only one who wants to obtain a copy of it.
Also illustrator Charles Vess has his own publishing house. - you probably already know about it, but in case not, see:
They might be the ones to pitch a possible Gwelf project to. Never hurts to try.
- October 4, 2011 at 5:48 PM
- Larry MacDougall said...
Nate - thanks so much I really appreciate that. Like the great ones before me, I try to add a sense of character to everything I draw.
- October 5, 2011 at 5:56 AM
- Larry MacDougall said...
Thank-you WOL. When Lavender is available I will certainly let everyone know.
Your Greenman Press idea is a very good one. I will have to look into it. I have met Charles several times and think that, if anyone would be open to the Gwelf idea, it just might be him.
Good thinking. :)
- October 5, 2011 at 6:01 AM
- Medieval Muse said...
No matter how dark and dangerous, I volunteer to tag along:) Beautiful work!
- October 5, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- Larry MacDougall said...
Thanks MM - you might be sorry.
- October 5, 2011 at 1:46 PM
- Craig Phillips said...
This is very atmospheric! I love the ominous but enticing wood. Lots of adventures to be had in there! Wonderful piece.
- October 8, 2011 at 1:49 AM
- Larry MacDougall said...
Thanks so much Craig. This is definitely the point in the story where Lavender needs to be very brave.
- October 8, 2011 at 6:25 AM
- J.R.Segura said...
That's what I call a beautiful and misterious atmosphere. Congrats!
- October 9, 2011 at 6:42 AM
- Larry MacDougall said...
Thanks JR - I appreciate that :)
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has attended his youngest daughter's dance recital at an arts center in suburban Maryland.
The White House said 11-year-old Sasha performed during a recital Saturday evening at the Music Center at Strathmore.
Located in North Bethesda, Md., about a half-mile outside the Capital Beltway, Strathmore is a nonprofit arts center that hosts events and classes.
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I think tomorrow is a better call. Graph for SI for today looks wrong. Maybe it'll rally in the evening for ya, Dewey.
I'm with you Charlie, I need to get wet soon or I'm going to get cranky.
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Friday, June 15 at 11am on PBS North and PBS 2nd Chance
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Super Why special takes Super Readers around the world in back-to-back adventures!
First, Super Readers take a trip with a wacky explorer named Wobblebottom, who is on the hunt for his friend Sophie.
Part two takes Pig and his friends to ancient Egypt to find a mysterious code that unlocks a treasure map!


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Ken Paves Donates a Day to Support The Trade
Ken Paves said it best, "We're giving what we have." On Sunday, September 23, I joined celebrity stylist Paves and his team at the Ken Paves Salon in Beverly Hills when they contributed their talents to "Cut for a Cause," donating a day of haircutting to The Trade, a non-profit foundation helping women in poverty-stricken countries rise above their circumstances by teaching them the trade of hairdressing. The Trade sends teams of volunteer hairdressers into these countries to educate women who have been abused, enslaved and locked into lives of prostitution and shows them a way out.
Paves has been vocal about his need to give back, recognizing that the beauty industry survives because women want what it supplies. And Paves feels strongly that he owes something to those women who have helped create his success.
"When we finish our work as stylists, we are thanked, praised and respected," says Paves. "What can happen, though, is that young stylists forget that this is a service industry and we're successful because of the women we work with and work on. So we need to give back to women everywhere by giving what we have—our talents, our capabilities. What we give is confidence which is the greatest way to free yourself."
Paves, an active humanitarian who has used his celebrity status to shine light on a variety of causes, joined The Trade's fight against human trafficking in 2011, also enlisting his friend, Victoria Beckham, in support of The Trade.
Since its initiation, TheTrade has sent teams of stylists to Nicaragua, Brazil and Africa, helping more than 50 victims improve their social and economic statuses.
"We've had an incredible response from salons and stylists nation-wide," said Chris McCarley, founder of The Trade. "Being a predominantly female-driven industry, many stylists are passionate about empowering women and have jumped on the opportunity to help."


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We are an Athletic Club on campus focused on the education and appreciation of the time-honored game of Rugby. Our club promotes healthy activity, team work, and long lasting social relationships.
Rugby is a very diverse group of people that needs all competitive body types and skills. Our club creates an opportunity for the other 86% of students who are not participating in NCAA sports at CSC.
We are open to both students and the general public of the surrounding area. There is no experience needed! Our players range from former Cheerleaders to Football players and all that in between. Rugby is a very diverse group of people!
We provide a more flexible schedule when it comes to practice. We like to see participants come to at least half the practices provided. During season we have practice scheduled Monday through Friday at the Pitch, located West of the Softball Complex. Times may vary to fit the majority of participants.
Many of our games are still being scheduled and finalized. Our seasons are during both the Fall and Spring semesters, with Fall being the cup season. We will have a balance of home and traveling games. Our big event every year is the March Madness Rugby Tournament located in Wayne, NE. This is usually the last weekend of March and hosts around 90 teams coming from all over. This is a two day event and an experience of a life time! Mark your calendar now!!!!
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"2012 for us is all about maturing, growing up," says Simon Wild of Saracen, the British mountain bike brand that was relaunched amid much fanfare three years ago after being aquired by UK distribution giants Madison.
The reputation of the revitalised brand was quickly cemented by bikes like the Ariel, which garnered rave reviews, but the graffiti-style graphics and sometimes garish paintjobs proved a love/hate affair. So for 2012, Saracen have dropped the cartoon characters and bright colours, and gone for an altogether more sophisticated look across the range.
That's not all, though ‒ they're set to launch an updated version of the Ariel, in both 140- and 160mm-travel versions, at the Eurobike trade show in September, along with a top-end version of the Myst downhill bike. And at Madison's biannual iceBike show today they were showing off their latest range of Mantra trail hardtails, their Tufftrax entry-level mountain bikes, a new urban hybrid and a line-up of BMXs.
Ariel 140 and 160
The biggest news for 2012 is the new Ariel. The original bike was great on the downhills but a little hefty for all-round cross-country use. The mk2 model has "a new look and new feel", according to Wild ‒ the latter because of a new tubeset. "It's still the same fun bike but lighter and stiffer," he says.
The original Ariel trail bike has been reborn as the Ariel 140, with a stiffer and lighter frame
Estimated weight of the Ariel 140 frame is 6.6lb, without shock, compared to around 8lb, with shock, for the original bike. Madison have finished tinkering with prototypes and are expecting delivery of their first frame this week. Features will include a tapered head tube, ISCG05 mounts, bolt-on cable guides, routing for a dropper seatpost and swappable dropouts for different axle standards (9mm, 12x135mm, 12x142mm).
The 160mm version has the same front triangle as the 140mm but a beefier and slightly longer rear end, for improved tracking and stability at higher speeds. The head angle is 66.5° compared to the Ariel 140's 68°. Both bikes will be available as a frameset or with a choice of different builds. We particularly like the look of the stealth-black X frames with anodised gold hardware.
The Ariel 160, designed for Megavalanche style events, sports a beefier back end
Prices will range from £1,899.99 for the Ariel 141, with RockShox Sektor R coil fork, Fox RP23 BV XV shock and Shimano Deore level bits, to £2,999.99 for the Ariel 162, with the same shock, a Fox 36 Float FIT RLC fork and a 1x10 Shimano drivetrain with E*thirteen LG1+ chainguide. Frames will be available for £1,099.99.
The Myst has enjoyed success on the World Cup downhill circuit in its debut year under top junior Manon Carpenter and her young Madison-Saracen teammates. The only changes to the frame for 2012 are a new head tube that's compatible with the latest angle-adjust headsets and 203mm direct-post-mount brake tabs at the rear.
Three versions of the Myst downhill bike will be available in 2012: the Pro and Team full bikes plus the X frame
The current entry-level model will go up in price by £200 to £2,500, and it'll be joined by a new top-end Myst Team full build kitted out with similar gear to the World Cup bikes ‒ a Fox 40 fork and DHX RC4 shock, and Shimano Saint parts. RRP £4,299.99. There'll also be a frame-only option (including Fox DHX shock, FSA Orbit No.67 headset and alloy seatpost) for £1,499.99. The new Ariels and Mysts should be available from January 2012.
Mantra is Saracen's range of mid-level trail hardtails. All six models get the same new frame for 2012, made from a mix of double- and triple-butted 6061 alloy tubing, with an X44 head tube. All are fitted with 120mm-travel forks (giving a 68° head angle), short stems and wide handlebars for improved control on technical terrain.
From a distance, you'd never guess the Saracen Mantra was a £450 bike. It looks like a sorted budget trail ride
The basic Mantra looks brilliant value at £449.99 with a Suntour XCM V3 fork, Shimano gearing (a mix of Altus, Acera and non-series parts), Quad Nano hydraulic disc brakes, Schwalbe Smart Sam tyres on Rigida/Formula wheels, and own-brand finishing kit. At the other end of the scale, the £1,099.99 Mantra Elite comes with a RockShox Recon Gold TK coil fork and better quality Shimano bits. Expect to start seeing the new Mantra bikes in shops from December.
At the entry level, the Tufftrax range remains largely unchanged for 2012, except for new graphics. There is one new model though ‒ the Tufftrax Comp Disc, which offers a 6061 alloy frame, suspension fork (an 80mm-travel Suntour XCM V2) and hydraulic disc brakes (Quad Nanos with 160mm rotors) for £399.99. Availability for the Tufftrax Comp Disc is slated for February.
The new Tufftrax Comp Disc sports hydraulic brakes and a Suntour suspension fork for £400
Other mountain bikes
The Zen range of long-travel trail hardtails has been slimmed down to just one model for 2012 (Zen X, £1,099.99, available from January), while the Kili range has been bolstered with two cheaper chromoly steel models (Kili Cr-Mo 1 and 2, £899.99 and £1,099.99, in stock now).
On the city/commuting side of things, there are two new bikes for next year, the X1 and X2. These are described as "fast rolling urban bikes with the addition of front suspension". Both have 6061 alloy frames, 75mm-travel Suntour forks and low-end Shimano parts. The X2 upgrades from V-brakes to Quad Nano discs, while the X1 is available in both men's and women's (step-through) versions. RRPs are £369.99 and £459.99, respectively. Availability is slated for November.
The new Urban Xs look more like mountain bikes than hybrids but are designed to be used mainly on tarmac
Saracen's dirt jump range has developed into a sub-brand, which now offers BMXs as well as 26in-wheeled bikes. They've been designed with input from Paul King, a keen BMXer who started off at Madison in telesales but is now a key test rider.
At iceBike, Madison were also showing off the team-issue Amplitude ALX, an alloy four-cross machine with tapered head tube, sliding dropouts and ISCG05 mounts. It'll be available as a frame only (not in team colours) for £269.99, from November.
Manon Carpenter has just piloted the Myst downhill bike and Amplitude ALX four-cross rig to podium glory at Crankworx in Canada


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IRVINE — Forgive Russell Turner for perhaps emptying the bench a little too soon Saturday night. But the second-year UC Irvine men's basketball coach is not exactly accustomed to lopsided victories.
Victory in general had been fleeting this season for the Anteaters, who earned their first triumph in seven games a 99-79 home thrashing of the University of San Diego.
The biggest margin of victory over a Division I opponent during Turner's tenure could have been worse, had the Toreros (4-3) not made a late charge that cut into a 38-point second-half advantage for UCI.
UCI, which entered the week ranked No. 330 among 338 Division I programs in field-goal shooting (35.4%), shot 61.9% for the game and 74.2% in a blistering first half. UCI made 11 of its 22 three-point attempts in the game.
UCI's top four scorers made a staggering 25 of 27 field-goal tries (92.6%), including perfect nights from junior Mike Wilder (seven for seven) and freshman reserve Will Davis (six for six).
Sophomore Chris McNealy drained seven of eight shots from the field, including both of his three-point attempts, on his way to 16 points.
Wilder netted each of his four three-point tries on his way to a game-high 19 points. He also added a team-best eight rebounds and seven assists, which tied career high.
Junior Adam Folker was five of six from the field, all in the first half, on his way to 11 points.
Davis finished with 15 points, while Junior Daman Starring chipped in 10 points and four assists.
McNealy had six assists, while freshman point guard Aaron Wright collected eight points, seven assists and six rebounds.
UCI totaled 29 assists, one shy of a school record, and the 99 points were the most allowed in regulation by San Diego since the 1979-80 campaign, its first as a Division I program.
UCI led, 85-47, when Turner shuffled out all his starters with more than eight minutes remaining.
San Diego's ensuing 11-0 run caused Turner to reconsider and after UCI reestablished command, all that was left was the suspense of whether the 'Eaters would hit triple digits.
"I do feel like we're a better team than what we've shown and better than what we look like on our record and our stat sheet," said Turner, who delivered an exaggerated postgame sigh of relief before addressing the media. "And it's a relief to have validated that, even if it's just for one night.
Turner said the positive result also validates the resiliency shown by his players and assistant coaches during the early losing streak.
"The hard thing about a tough start like that is that everybody looks at you like something's wrong with you," Turner said. "That's just a reality. That happens to the coaches and to the players. That's not easy to know how to handle.
"We had to work hard to maintain our positive attitude, but I've got naturally resilient positive guys. I've got those on my team and my staff. When you don't win in sports, people are on you. That's the way it ought to be. It's a tough business. We're going to have to fight and scratch and claw for everything we get, but I'll sure sleep better tonight knowing we got a win."
UC Irvine 99, San Diego 79
USD – Rancifer 13, Sinis 10, Norris 13, Dee 5, Kramer 4, Andereson 14, Kerr 8, Fajemisin 7, Miles 5.
3-pt. goals – Norris 3, Anderson 2, Kerr 2, Miles 1, Kramer 1, Rancifer 1, Dee 1.
Fouled out – None
Technicals – None.
UCI – Folker 11, Wilder 19, Starring 10, McNealy 16, Wright 8, Davis 15, Woods 8, Best 8, Bradley 4.
3-pt. goals – Wilder 4, McNealy 2, Staring 2, Woods 2, Wright 1.
Fouled out – None.
Technicals – None.
Halftime: 54-34, UCI.
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"Under the Sea 3D" hits $40 million14 Jul 2011
By Tommy Pihl (JCO Editor-In-Chief)
Jim Carrey's documentary "Under the Sea 3D" continues its box office climb, surpassing $40 million in total gross box office receipts since it premiered more than two years ago (February 13, 2009). After 125 weeks in release, "Under the Sea 3D" is still playing in more than 20 IMAX theatres worldwide and continues to draw audiences in both domestic and international markets, demonstrating the strong legs that original IMAX 3D productions have become famous for throughout the exhibition industry.
The movie is narrated by Jim Carrey and shot by the award-winning filmmaking team, which includes Howard Hall, Toni Myers, Graeme Ferguson and Michele Hall.
The filmmaking team has captured some of the most extraordinary marine life ever shot on film, including the Stonefish - the world's most venomous fish - and a new species of shark yet to be described by science. Audiences will also be treated to an up-close look at South Australia's exquisite Leafy Sea Dragon and the endangered puppy-like Sea Lion - animals that can be found nowhere else on Earth.
Filmed with the IMAX 3D camera, the highest resolution motion picture camera ever created, "Under the Sea 3D" will immerse audiences in this amazing underwater world as never before - bringing them face-to-face with these magical creatures.
Produced by IMAX Corporation, Warner Bros. Pictures and Howard Hall Productions. Distributed by IMAX Corporation.
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One of the problems I've experienced with UU is that it seems to be a religion for the middle and upper classes. I thought my experiences with the two local UU congregations was unique until my mother in Florida saw the same thing at her local UU congregation.
Have others noticed this phenomena? Is it being addressed or ignored?
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I am a member of an UU congregation in South Jersey. It's only about 11 years old and they already built a new church (they call it a Center) from the ground up about 2 years ago. I am 1 of only 3 black members in a congregation of about 100. Classicism is an issue with UU. They are aware that there is a large percentage of well do do members. The National and some congregations are concerned about it. They want prospective members to be aware that all are welcome. The reason why it's like it is because it's a very liberal religion. Liberal minded people tend to be more educated and more educated people tend to be better off financially. You will find that the hard core evangelicals tend to be less educated. Like with all denominations, no 2 churches are exactly alike. The same goes for UU's. Some are more welcoming than others and some are more tolerate of people from all walks of life than others. But the National organization very much emphasize a policy of diversity.
Before you saw my reply you said basically the same thing. That shows UU's are aware of this issue. Location of the church does make a difference. I joined less than a year after the congregation formed. We met at a public school until some school officials felt it wasn't appropriate and I didn't disagree. For about 9 years we held our services at 5 different places like the Lions Club and a Catholic Neuman center near where we are now. When we were searching for a place to build our church, many thought it was important to build it in a diverse area. But I don't think some of the members were comfortable withn some sites that were in more diverse towns. We ended up building a beautiful Center in a beautiful wooded area near a college. The only downside is if you don't drive there is no way to get there. There is public transportation to the college but the bus stop is a very long walk from the Center. So that situation makes it more difficult for many people to attend. See http://www.uucsjs.org/
I've not gone to my closest UU church in a few years and went back last Sunday for the adult discussion group. I was hoping it would be a Humanist group, but it was just socializing and political discussions which would be fine. But most of the hour was taken up by one member explaining how he didn't pay income tax on his multimillion dollar business this year. I kid you not. I'll try again this Sunday because at the very end of the meeting the one atheist arrived. Maybe he will have some local contacts. Of the three Nexus Atheist members near me, one is a mother and two were college guys. One's picture looks like it was taken on Halloween with costumes and bottles of alcohol. The picture of the looks like he's vomiting mustard. Some college students enjoy the shock value of being an atheist I guess. Prospects are slim. I'll try contacting the mother atheist.
I would gladly help the congregation with ideas on addressing the class issue, but I'm not a member and no one seems to consider it a problem much less ask for input.
I'm late to this discussion, but the UUA president is Latino, and race and class are very important issues to them - at least the leaders who are trying to inform others. I'm in one of the most integrated congregations in the UUA - they say there are only 4 truly multi-racial UU congregations. The UUA bookstore has a new book on classism and lots of books on racism. We have a long way to go.
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What?! No Dana 60 or Rockwell axles? Are you guys nuts? Nope. We just don't expect to do much more than light towing, street driving, and mild expeditionary-style wheeling with our '68 J2000 pickup. As we stated from the beginning, this truck is all about moderation. While budget isn't our primary concern in building this truck, we are keeping an eye on the bottom line. And for our 33-inch all-terrains and sub-300hp power level, we just don't need more than a pair of Dana 44s.
However, since our '68 left the factory with a rather pathetic 19-spline, closed-knuckle, drum-brake Dana 44 front and a Dana 44 rear with two-piece, 19-spline shafts, it really didn't make much sense to keep the stock axles. Cappa still had the original Dana 44 rear from his '73 J2000 (Hot Dog) that he put Rockwells under, and a buddy had given him a hammered '83 Dodge Dana 44 front. So one dark and stormy night, we sneaked past his elaborate chain-link security system and pirated them for our truck. All right, Cappa was clearing house and just gave us the axles. Regardless, the J-truck rear axle is a bolt-in replacement for our '68, and the front Dodge axle can be installed without too much fuss. We'll cover the installation next month, so be sure to tune in.
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As for this month, we found that both our donor axles needed a full rebuild to deliver reliable service. If saving pennies had been on the agenda, we probably would have reused the '68's 4.27 gears. But since we wanted the peace of mind afforded by entirely new parts, we put in a call to Randy's Ring & Pinion for new 4.56 gears and a couple of rebuild and installation kits. Randy's also had new spindles, ball joints, and axleshaft U-joints for our front axle and a full set of front and rear bearings and races.
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Thomas Boswell in the Washington Post compares the Washington Nationals' treatment of young pitching star Stephen Strasburg with the Washington Redskins treatment of young quarterbacking sensation Robert Griffin, III. In case you have been vacationing in Mongolia, the Redskins created quite a controversy by not pulling Griffin, who was playing on a damaged knee, from their playoff game against Seatle even after he was hobbling visibly and throwing ineffectively. Eventually, Griffin collapsed in a heap on a key play, and now has undergone serious knee surgery. The Nationals, by contrast, stopped using Strasburg during their push for the championship based on advice that if he continued to pitch he might damage his healthy throwing arm, given previous surgery on it.
Boswell argues that the difference in the treatment of Strasburg and Griffin reflects "differences in team building philosophy, in treatment [and] preservation of assets, and in basic ethical behavior.
Is Boswell right? I think in general he is, but probably overstates his case.
For one thing, the difference in the treatment of Strasburg and Griffin may also reflect differences between baseball and football. The warrior mentality, strong in both sports, is transcendent in football. This may help explain why Redskins coach Mike Shanahan was so reluctant to pull his star quarterback, who insisted he was good-to-go and who had led the Redskins to victory in several games in which he was also hobbled, without suffering apparent physical damage.
This is not to deny that Shanahan made a poor decision by leaving Griffin in the line of fire after he hobbled to the sidelines on a nine yard run on a second-half play. In light of that play and the inaccuracy of Griffin's passing, it seemed clear that something was very wrong with his already injured knee.
Not to pull Griffin at that point was an error and probably a foolish one. But to suggest it was unethical, absent evidence that one of the respected doctors on the sidelines told Shanahan he should pull Griffin, goes too far. In my view, Shanahan is guilty only of poor judgment — probably the result of excessive faith in the exceptional qualities of his quarterback-protege and being caught up in the moment.
Turning to the Nationals, to compare their decision to shut Strasburg down with the Redskins decision to leave Griffin in against Seattle is too slanted in the baseball team's favor. A proper comparison between the Nationals and the Redskins would focus not on Shanahan's decision during the playoff game, but on his decision to use Griffin after his initial injury during the regular season in a game against Baltimore. Had they employed the Nationals philosophy, the Redskins would not have risked Griffin after that point, just as the Nats didn't risk using Strasburg when it received a yellow flag, as opposed to a red one.
Should the Redskins have followed the Strasburg model and sidelined Griffin for what remained of the season following the Baltimore game? Perhaps. Did Boswell urge them to do so? I don't know. Did I favor this? Not at the time. To have ended Griffin's season then would have seemed excessively cautious, just as the decision to shut Strasburg down strikes many fans.
If the Redskins had ended Griffin's season at that point, they probably would not have made the playoffs. His replacement, Kirk Cousins, was good enough to lead them to victory against Cleveland and could have done so against Philadelphis. But I don't think the Skins would have beaten Dallas without Griffin.
So in an apples-to-apples comparison, the Nationals reduced their chances of advancing in the playoffs in order to protect Strasburg and their investment in him. The Redskins were not similarly moved to reduce their chances of advancing to the playoffs.
The rest of the story remains to play out. Will Strasburg remain healthy, or did the Nationals hurt their 2012 championship prospects for naught? Will Griffin recover fully from surgery and avoid reinjury, or has the player's career been impaired?
Regardless of the answers, the two clubs did make different choices. Neither club should be happy about the way their decision played out in the 2012 season, although neither club will admit that they aren't.
But, yes, the Nationals put a higher premium on the long term and on the physical well-being of their star, while the Redskins put a higher premium on winning now.


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Draw dents Ireland's Euro hopes
Hollywood newcomer Robbie Keane fluffed his lines as he passed up a glorious opportunity to keep the Republic of Ireland firmly in the race for the Euro 2012 finals in their goalless draw with Slovakia.
Hollywood newcomer Robbie Keane fluffed his lines as he passed up a glorious opportunity to keep the Republic of Ireland firmly in the race for the Euro 2012 finals in their goalless draw with Slovakia.
The 31-year-old LA Galaxy striker, who missed a penalty in the reverse fixture in October, headed wide from just five yards with 16 minutes of a distinctly uncomfortable contest against Slovakia remaining to let slip a victory his side never really deserved.
Substitute Simon Cox was similarly wasteful after being set up by Keane six minutes from time as the Republic conceded two points to Russia in the race to top Group B.
A record sixth successive clean sheet was little consolation to Trapattoni's men as a must-win game yielded only a point, and their dejection was clear as they trudged off the pitch at the Aviva Stadium with boos ringing in their ears.
Slovakia left Dublin by far the happier, and Ireland could yet find themselves in third place in the group on Tuesday night if Vladimir Weiss' side better their result when they face Armenia in Zilina.
Ireland were disjointed to say the least, and as Slovakia grew in confidence, it was they who looked the more likely to open the scoring. Given was grateful to see Vladimir Weiss Junior, the manager's son, fire straight at him with 19 minutes gone, and the Aston Villa man had to get down well to his left nine minutes later to claw Filip Holosko's header out of the bottom corner.
But it was the hosts who created the best opening of the first half, although they had to wait until the 38th minute to do so. Damien Duff came off the right wing to play a one-two with Keith Andrews and continued his run into the box to receive the return pass.
Duff's left-foot shot clipped Martin Skrtel on its way to goal, but the deflection failed to wrong-foot keeper Jan Mucha, who managed to beat it away. Duff then fired over the angle of bar and post with 58 minutes gone, but his side would have been behind three minutes later had Sean St Ledger not blocked Hamsik's goal-bound shot with his chest after Holosko had got in behind Richard Dunne and teed up his captain.
Trapattoni introduced Cox as a 64th-minute replacement for Kevin Doyle, but with Weiss terrorising the home defence, Given was seeing far more of the ball than Mucha.
However, the chance of which Keane would have dreamt finally arrived with 16 minutes remaining when Duff curled in the perfect cross from the right wing, but he nodded wide before Cox wasted another good chance.


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A Mac app that inspects your iOS or Mac app's Xcode project and warns about possible bugs, as well as about maintainability and style issues. Faux Pas goes beyond what the Clang Static Analyzer can do by looking at more than just your code. It can find all sorts of problems in your Xcode projects including bugs that may only manifest later on, resource file errors, localisation errors and loads more. It can even help to enforce best practices or a certain code style. It can be integrated into Xcode to run during builds or can be launched from the GUI or command line.
With powerful and intuitive editing feature, AppX lets you create custom components to build a genius macOS App never before. quickly drag and drop a component from the toolbox to the design panel, customize its background color, foreground color, text, font, border, shadow, gradient, etc. AppX can generate code automatically, then you can view it in real time, fast export it and add it to your Xcode project.
A super simple app for playing with and testing regular expressions. Expressions is probably the best looking regex app with a beautiful minimalistic UI, fullscreen support, automatic dark and light modes, and an editor that gives you full regex syntax highlighting and a live preview of your expression's results. You can choose between highlighting entire matches or just a single group within your match and easily switch between matched groups with a keyboard shortcut of menubar item.
An IDE for building React Native apps. Deco improves the React Native development workflow by focusing on component reuse and enabling you to edit your UI in real time. It's great for prototyping and visual work, thanks to the speed of inserting and tweaking components. Instant "new project" creation makes building individual components and libraries for publishing on npm much more convenient. Deco is also very useful for learning React Native, since you can play with the built-in components without first reading up on their APIs. Deco is now free and open source on Twitter.
An open source Markdown editor for OS X, released under the MIT License. MacDown is heavily influenced by, the seemingly defunct, Mou offering a similar editor and live preview interface. It uses the Hoedown parser meaning it's both efficient and highly configurable, including syntax highlighting in fenced code blocks with language identifiers, TeX-like math syntax, GFM task lists, Jekyll front-matter, and more. You can also provide custom CSS for PDF and HTML rendering to get the exact style you're looking for.
A command line tool for Xcode project configuration. Crafter takes the Xcode templating system one step further by letting you define your Xcode project configuration once, then by calling 'crafter' from the command line you will be guided through your custom project setup. Custom options include adding build settings and options, duplicating build configurations, adding a gitignore file and Cocoapods dependencies, custom scripts, and more. Crafter could save you hours of tedious project setup.
An online tool for learning, building, & testing regular expressions. RegExr lets you quickly create regular expressions with results updating in real-time as you type. You can roll over any match or expression for details such as range, groups and reference. Expressions can be saved & shared with others or you can search for and rate community patterns. RegExr also includes a complete regular expression reference library, cheatsheet, and several examples to help you get your patterns right.
Just like Swift Playgrounds, but for Objective-C. Like their Swift counterparts, KZPlaygrounds allow you to test out bits of code and see results in real time without having to build and run each time you make a change. KZPlaygrounds feature extra controls for tweaking values and images; auto-animated values; buttons; and access to all iOS features, so you can prototype production ready code. They are also IDE agnostic, once you run it, you can modify the code even from vim. Krzysztof Zabłocki has even managed to perform all sorts of wizardry to make KZPlaygrounds faster than Swift Playgrounds.
A simple yet powerful tool for working with regular expressions. Patterns helps you create regular expressions quickly and effortlessly with syntax colouring that makes it easy to see how your pattern is interpreted by the regex engine. Matches and replacements happen in real time while you edit your pattern and when you're happy with your regular expression you can copy match and replacement code snippets for use in a number of different programming languages including Objective-C. There's also a built-in regular expression reference sheet that helps you find the piece of regex syntax you need.
A website that allows you to write and run Swift from within the browser. RunSwift gives you a simple editor where you can write Swift, and a console that displays output. While you cannot import abitrary modules, a small subset of Foundation is included making it a great place to quickly try out some Swift without firing up Xcode. There is also a step-by-step interactive lesson that will walk you through the basics of the Swift language while allowing you to continue to play in the editor. RunSwift is also fully responsive so you can even write Swift on your iPhone or iPad!
A regular expression development tool for OS X. RegExRX is based on the PCRE library which allows users to develop and store patterns that are compatible with most flavours of regular expression. Features include live matching and replacing against source text, a templates menu of frequently used patterns, saving patterns, matches and result text to be used later, and loads more. Best of all you can export your patterns to several programming languages including Objective-C.
A lint tool for UIStoryboard to find wrong classes and wrong storyboard/segue/reuse identifiers. StoryboardLint can make sure that your code and your Storyboards are in sync by checking that cell reuse identifiers and storyboard and segue identifiers are named according to a convention, that all custom classes that are referenced from your storyboard actually exist is your code, and that all string literals in your code that reference reuse/storyboard/segue identifiers actually exist in your Storyboards. Anything incorrect is shows in Xcode and a build warning or error.
A fully-fledged iOS & Mac development environment on your iPad. Dringend is basically Xcode for your iPad - you can import and export existing Xcode projects using Dropbox and build and run your iOS projects on your iPad. It has full syntax highlighting, find and replace, auto-indentation and a code structure list to view methods and pragma marks in files. The only downside is that Drigend relies on a companion app that runs on your Mac to compile apps and send the output back to the iPad. But it does set up port forwarding on your router so you should in theory be able to compile anywhere with an Internet connection.
A simple Mac app that lets you edit and disable Xcode's built in code snippets. Although you can already edit snippets in Xcode, Snippet Edit lets disable certain snippets preventing them from showing in the code completion menu. Editing is non-destructive, you can revert to Xcode's default snippets at any time.
There is no single correct way to style code but if you're the sort of person who thinks there is, then Objective-Clean might become your new favourite tool. It's a Mac app that lets you set rules to define the formatting of your code, including use of whitespace and line breaks, and apply them to your Xcode projects using a build script. Any code that doesn't conform to the rules is highlighted with a warning or error (which can be configured). You can create your own rules or download the rules voted most popular by other developers.
A Mac app that monitors Xcode and automatically cleans up stale cache files that prevent you from getting a good build. I regularly find myself wasting time deleting DerivedData to get indexes to update or include updated resources so this app saves me a lot of time.
The best alternative to Xcode. AppCode is a complete Objective-C IDE that includes lots of features that Xcode really should including code quality tracking, better code completion, automatic #import, and loads more.
My text editor of choice. Includes split editing, code completion, block editing, code folding, documentation and more. Free to trial and when the trial runs out you can use the app for free but limits you to Comic Sans (I can't think of a better reason to upgrade).
Edit and run code in any programming language in a lightweight editor. Great for testing code snippets without having to create a new Xcode project or mess up your actual app code.
Not particularly related to iOS development, but this is my favourite tool for editing Markdown. Includes a live preview and a handy Markdown reference.
A little Mac app that analyses your Xcode projects to tell you how many lines, how many statements, how many characters, how many words and how many classes you've written. Good for bragging rights, or just to see how bloated your code base has gotten.


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Long before they ever emerged as an offensive juggernaut, the Bears dreamed of getting off the bus running.
How committed were they to playing great defense, special teams and running the football? So much they considered doubling down on running backs in the 2008 NFL draft class that brought them Matt Forte.
One source who was an integral part of the process said the organization had a "big discussion" about following the selection of Forte in the second round with Jamaal Charles in Round 3. The draft produced five backs in the first round, including Chris Johnson, who the Bears face Monday night with the Jets at MetLife Stadium.
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This is spurred on by a comment a pen tester made. He was referring to a particular technology and said something to the effect of, "What do you expect? It's 30 year-old technology." I was stunned when the comment was relayed to me. My response was, "An armed guard with an M16 can be an effective control. And the M16 has been around since the 1960s. And that's 40 year-old technology." The point is that the age of a technology or control is not all the most relevant factor. What is relevant is whether or not the control is effective. A similar corollary is it doesn't matter how expensive the control is, it still boils down to whether or not the control is effective.
A good example I can think of is at a military base I once visited. The base had gates with armed security personnel. However, unless there was a reason to suspect a threat (and where this base was located, it wasn't very likely), the weapons were holstered and unloaded. The base had no means of preventing a car from turning onto the road that ran through the middle of the base and driving right by the main gate. So if someone wanted to get onto the base, that gate was not an effective control. Even if the security forces were armed, if someone turned onto the road to the gate, they could build up a good rate of speed before reaching the gate. You can draw the obvious conclusions as to how effective the gate was in that situation. Now, at the time I visited, the world was a kinder, gentler place. Also, as I pointed out, there wasn't likely a threat to the base. The gate was there to ensure the merely curious stayed out and to catch military personnel who might have gone out on the town, imbibed a bit too much, and decided to drive back to the barracks or base housing. Those were bigger risks.
Then there is this:
These "dragon's teeth" were part of the Siegfried Line and were reinforced concrete pyramids that were designed to make driving a tank through a very risky proposition. Low-tech, reasonably inexpensive, and based on older technology, but they were an effective control at that time.
And that's what it really boils down with respect to a control. Does it protect against the threat it was put in place to guard against? If the answer is yes, then it doesn't matter how old it is or how cheap it is. Similarly, if the answer is no, then it doesn't matter how new it is or how much money was spent on it.


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EAST MIDDLEBURY — It was a brisk day last fall when Walt Ducharme stood at the side of a freshly dug grave at the Prospect Cemetery in East Middlebury. The mortal remains of three people were at last given a final resting place after reposing in nondescript boxes in an office cabinet for 80 years.
But with eternal rest does not always come closure.
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