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Jim Jarmusch Soundtracks Surrealism With His Rock Band Sqürl
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The Art of Matching Actor and Role
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January 20, 2015, Tuesday
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April 6, 2014, Sunday
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While on the boat to Twinleaf Town, Brock's Happiny evolved into Chansey while trying help a Pichu. It is currently unknown if Chansey has kept the strength it had as a Happiny but it knows the move Softboiled which it used to heal the Pokémon on the boat.
Moves Learned
|Pound +
|One Big Happiny Family
|Secret Power
|Tanks for the Memories
|Softboiled +
|The Brockster is In
|+ indicates this Pokémon used this move recently.*
- indicates this Pokémon normally can't use this move.

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January 8, 2012
Bryan Holt
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Anima13 wrote:
Whats with all this falkow conspirancy? all you need in lawtia is some dmg and decent sp drain and falkow is dead anyway. sorry if you havent figured it out yet. As long shade and the other sp drain mechanisms are not touched there is no need for lawtia rush to fear falkow.
What the nerf actually accomplish now is that you think twice before creating a rush where you overly rely on one unit(janus), and that you will less likely play janus early game powpowing the enemyfield to the ground without them having a chance.
What the nerf accomplish in the horizon environment is something I can't judge until its there .
b/c the forums will be too boring otherwise.


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What is Coeliacs disease you ask?
This is a rather usual intestinal tract disorder and also is triggered by the intolerance of the physical body to the protein gluten. When a person with this issue has actually eaten something consisting of gluten they may have an unpleasant reaction which can create a wide range of signs like diarrhea, stomach discomfort and also ballooning [inducing windiness] to call but a few. These signs could vary from very moderate to extreme and also affect generally the little bowel.
This is generally induced by the persons immune system wronging the gluten as an unfavorable microorganism. The body's organic defense device [body immune system] then attacks this gluten thinking it is a virus, causing damage to the intestine.
So by restricting certain types of gluten's from our diet plan by staying away from grains as well as greatly refined foods [less complicated claimed compared to done] we could relieve the symptoms of this illness as well as live a much more comfortable and also flatulence complimentary life.
Just what is Gluten?
This is a protein as well as it is located in some grains like wheat, rye as well as barley. It is therefore located in various types of foods that include pasta, cakes, many breads, malt vinegar and also some breakfast cereals.
There are different terms on the tags of some meals that can suggest the visibility of gluten, these are carbohydrate, flavor, emulsifier, stabilizer as well as hydrolyzed plant protein. So an individual susceptible to digestive system problems like coeliacs should be really familiar with just what the food they are purchasing consists of.
Foods probably having gluten:
flour, grain, vegetable amino acid, malt or malt flavorings, hydrolyzed veggie healthy protein, vegetable gum and soya sauce. These foods and sauces must be stayed clear of any place possible.
There are some meals that do not consist of gluten, bear in mind to inspect the label though as some may have undergone some sort of processing which could possibly have included gluten. These are: corn, rice, soybeans, potato, tapioca, buckwheat, millet and arrowroot, to call yet a few.
A large bulk of distilled beverages are also gluten totally free, as well as there are particular meals firms that create different meals that are free of gluten, these are clearly labeled as well as readily available at many health and wellness stores.
There is no miracle treatment for coeliac illness, yet altering to a gluten-free diet regimen will certainly aid regulate this health condition's signs and symptoms and as consistently check with your doctor before testing any kind of diet program.
learn about celiacs disease here


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June 5th, 2013
World-renowned chef, author and Emmy winning television personality Anthony Bourdain visits the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the next episode of "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown," airing Sunday, June 9, at 9 p.m. ET. Follow the show on Twitter and Facebook.
"Good food is going to be a challenge soon, so we take the opportunity to fill up on what we can," Anthony Bourdain says, fueling up at a local restaurant before leaving Goma. This city in the Democratic Republic of Congo lies at the foot of the Nyiragongo Volcano and has a population of about one million people - many of whom are internally displaced.
Grilled chicken, ugali and piri piri pepper make "a pretty nice meal," Bourdain finds.
Where he and his crew are going, deep into the "heart of darkness" as Joseph Conrad so famously put it, requires a multi-day barge journey that isn't exactly a luxury river cruise with refrigeration. SPAM and scrambled eggs it is.
According to the UN World Food Programme, there is a "precarious food security situation" in the DRC - one in four children in the war-torn country is malnourished.
The food that is accessible is simple and nourishing. Filling starches like cassava and plantains are used to fill the stomach, while fish from the snaking Congo River are a valuable source of protein. So are grubs and caterpillars. Most animal proteins - chicken, eggs, goat and bush meat, for example - are considered a rare and expensive luxury.
One of the most commonly-served West and Central African dishes is a thick paste made of cornmeal, yam, plantains or cassava. What you call it depends on where you are in Africa - Bourdain calls it ugali, others call it posho, but it's more commonly referred to as fufu.
It isn't eaten plain, but instead used more like a utensil to dip into soups, sauces and stews.
You too can travel deep into the heart of Africa by making this dish at home.
Fufu can be made from scratch with fresh plantains and either cassava or yam (and strong arms!). Yam comes in all colors and sizes but should not be confused with sweet potato, which isn't a true yam.
African yams are often hard to find in the U.S. but you can experiment with other yams. The consistency of fufu should be more like chewy dumplings than mashed potatoes. To make it from scratch, take 5 green plantains and 2 1/2 cups cassava (also called manioc or yuca) or yam. Peel, cut into chunks, and cover with water in a large pot. Bring to a boil and simmer for 20-30 minutes until tender. Drain.
Put the pot back on the stove over low heat and pound and stir the mixture with a sturdy wooden spoon or large wooden pestle for 15-20 minutes, adding a little water as you work so the mixture doesn't stick to the pot.
When the fufu is smooth and feels a bit like chewing gum, roughly shape into balls (the size of tennis balls) by wetting a round bowl with high edges and vigorously rolling each ball of fufu in it for a few seconds. Serve as an accompaniment to stews, soups or sauces.
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Sunday, November 13, 2011
* Fall Art Project: Turkeys With Crayon on Marker Resist
This is an art lesson I used to do with my first graders
when I taught elementary art.
You can do it with a wide variety of ages,
(even grown ups have fun making one!)
To start, we would get a big sheet of white drawing paper,
you could also work smaller on a standard sheet of white
copy paper.
Lightly sketch out a big circle for your turkey's body
in the middle of the paper with a pencil.
Then add a neck and head.
Some feet.
Then, you'll add some feathers. We always use repeating shapes
to create interesting patterns like rectangles, triangles, hearts, diamonds.
Trace over the turkey outline with magic marker for a bold line/
comic book effect.
Now it's time for the fun part.
Start drawing shapes and patterns all over your turkey
with crayons (press hard so the lines are waxy)
Fill up your whole turkey with different lines,
zig-zags, dots, squiggles, shapes, and patterns!
The more the better and use lots of different colors of crayon
including white and yellow.
Color on top of your crayons with contrasting magic marker colors
to see your designs come through and create a "resist" effect.
Close-up view of the crayon and marker resist.
Gobble Gobble!
Happy Turkey Crafting!
pink and green mama
Posted by pink and green mama MaryLea
Labels: Crayon Fun, Create, Fall, Holidays, Preschool, School Age
3 comments:
- Melissa @ The Chocolate Muffin Tree said...
This is pretty and colorful! I want to make one! We've been working on a turkey project I will share this week.
- November 13, 2011 at 9:12 AM
- Jen said...
Wow, what fancy turkey. What a fun and colorful way to celebrate Thanksgiving. I'll have to show my little artists your post. Time to "pin".
- November 14, 2011 at 11:26 AM
- :) said...
I did this project with my morning kids ags 7-13. They turned out cute.
- November 14, 2011 at 6:55 PM
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Luck - my twins are 25 months and I still have them in sleepsacks. They still sleep all over the mattress so I figure blankets would be a waste of time. I'm sure I'm way behind the curve on this, but since sleepsack makes bags big enough, I'm sticking with it for now.
They did figure out how to unzip them and get out so I put them on backwards now.
August - Infants and Toddlers
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/16/2011 9:13 PM EDT
Luck - my twins are 25 months and I still have them in sleepsacks. They still sleep all over the mattress so I figure blankets would be a waste of time. I'm sure I'm way behind the curve on this, but since sleepsack makes bags big enough, I'm sticking with it for now.
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/16/2011 9:15 PM EDTWhere to begin?! DD will be 6 months soon. We've been feeding her rice cereal twice a day and will start purees this weekend. Once you start purees, do you stop feeding cereal?? My understanding is that the cereal is more about teaching them to eat than anything else. My freezer full of BM is running out, so she will also start getting at least one formula bottle per day. I hope she can handle all these changes!
We just spent a week on vacation. DD took much longer naps in the pack n play, so we might have to get one! Occasionally she still only slept for 40 minutes, but usually it was 1-2 hours.
It was so hard going back to work today after spending 11 days straight with DD!
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/17/2011 7:48 AM EDTFram - welcome back! I usually mixed in a little cereal to the purees when we first started purees. One or two spoonfuls. I don't anymore because he prefers puffs or cherrios now - but at your stage, cereal has lots of great iron and vitamins, so I'd keep it in the routine.Luck - My DS has 4 stuffed animals in his crib, one lovey - they are fairly small. Since we put him to bed awake, and he will often wake in the morning before I get him, I've found they give him something to play with and talk to... beyond cute when he's babbling to the froggie. When he goes to bed at 7pm, the room is still fairly hot (afternoon sun) so we don't use the sleep sack. However, by 9pm when I go to bed, it has cooled quite a bit. The past few nights I've placed a small receiving blanket over him. (I do get nervous a bit, but it's so light and he seems very good about getting stuff off his face). I have no idea if he needs it or not. By morning it is usually all squished up in the corner. Once it cools a bit more, we'll probably go back to sleep sacks if he'll allow us (he's a mover in his crib so we'll see).
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/17/2011 8:04 AM EDTFra - you're supposed to keep feeding cereal when you start purees. My twins hated the cereal plain so I mixed it into the purees. And as they got better at eating I made it thicker. That's one way to work up to finger foods - by making the purees thicker. Most of my friends, however fed cereal separate. Little meals of cereal and a veggie puree or cereal and a fruit puree.
The cereal has lots of iron and other good stuff in it. Of course so does the formula (iron I mean).
Good luck!
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posted at 8/17/2011 8:48 AM EDTFram, how much milk did you have in the freezer before you went back to work? I am trying to figure out if I'll have enough with just what I have been pumping after the morning feeding. I feel very impressed with my supply though, the whole bottom of our drawer freezer is filled. I hope this guy likes frozen milk! I know it can taste soapy to some babies..
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posted at 8/17/2011 9:54 AM EDTThanks for the info ladies! I was wondering if cereal would still be useful as a source of iron.
Ajuly, before returning to work I had a lot of milk frozen, mostly from pumping before bed for a few weeks. It's so hard to quantify, but I'd say I had at least 2 weeks worth if I would have had to feed her only frozen milk for some reason. On the one hand, I would repeat what others told me which was that you only need enough for the first day. That is always a good reminder to keep you calm. I think I stressed over it too much when I first went back to work... However, I am so so so glad I stocked up while I could because I have never gotten enough milk from pumping at work. I'm feeling the tiniest bit sad about introducing formula, but I know I did everything I could so I don't feel as disappointed as I expected. All we can do is try our best!
BTW, sorry for the hit and run post last night. I did actually read most of the other posts! I didn't have much to add, although I do love the sleepsacks. DD's have been looking small for weeks now, so I need to buy bigger ones asap!
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posted at 8/18/2011 3:43 PM EDTKar - good point about the paci! :)
Lil - I once in a while use a blanket during naps. I swear she sleeps better with the weight of the blanket on her, as these naps are almost always longer. But I stick with the sleep sack at night.
Fram - hope you had a great vacation, and I know what you mean about it being hard to separate after so many days in a row together! We still feed DD the rice cereal on occasion but more often than not she pushes it away. :) Our pedi says the most important thing is the iron, but her formula has tons of iron so I don't worry as much about the cereal.
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posted at 8/19/2011 9:59 AM EDT
Hi All,
a few updates - the flight we took last week was successful! the way home we were delayed in the airport almost 2 hours too but he did great! fell asleep before we even boarded and then slept the 1st hour of the flight! I didn't wake him to feed him at take off like I did on the way there since it woke him and caused him to get fussy.. but not bad fussy just 5 mins.. overall he did great. I did buy the red gate check bag for the carseat but we were able to bring it on the flight both ways (thankfully since he slept in it at least 2 hours each flight and just sat in it looking around otherwise) so we used the bag on the snap n go which worked great!
we broke the swaddle habit just over 2 weeks ago now and it's been a success!!! in fact we've had a few nights of 12 hours straight and since we broke the habit we've been getting at least 8-5am! I should have done it sooner. I guess the breaking out of the swaddle really was waking him up. we had one bad night for transition and that was it. he now LOVES his sleep sack!
we had his 6 month appt on Aug 4th and he was 21 lbs, 28 1/4 inches! a big guy... so that prompted us to order some convertible seats. we ordered from albeebaby and received them within 3 days.. great site if you never used it before!
we just increased to 3 meals a day.. boy is it tough... we did one meal a day from 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 months, then increased to two meals a day for 3 weeks and now we are on 3 meals a day for the last 6 days.. maybe that has helped the sleeping too? not sure.. either way, he is doing great with food. Last night we tried one of the stage one chickens though... OH boy was that awful!!! he has never made a face at anything and he looked at me like i poisoned him, then spit bubbles, then started gagging.. i tried once more thinking maybe it was too hot even though i tested it and same response. he then wouldn't open his mouth!! so i said ok, no more chicken let's try peas.. but i think a little chicken was on the spoon and he got so mad at me.. then he wouldn't eat peas! OH boy.. so i ended up scrapping the peas and chicken last night and gave him some rice cereal and bananas which he ate happily... maybe i should try the chicken again in a few days?? how do you all get the protein into them? our pedi said no yogurt till 9 months. i'm sure he is getting a good amount from the formula, rice, and oatmeal too? should i even try protein again or wait until he has teeth and try making our own..?
I feel like he has been teething FOREVER!!! but nothing yet.. 6 1/2 months and no teeth.. maybe soon!
Love reading all the updates! these little ones are growing soooo fast!
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posted at 8/19/2011 11:13 AM EDTJan - glad the flight went off without a hitch! Just wanted to endorse making your own chicken. My DD still has no teeth at almost 11 months (of course we have been saying she's 'teething' for about 9 months now!) so she still does a good amt of pureed foods. I just poach the chicken in water which makes it really tender, then puree in my food processor and freeze in cubes. It comes out SO much better than the canned stuff! I usually give it to her mixed with something she likes, like carrot, apple, or sweet potato puree.
For protein, we also do tofu either mashed or pureed, chickpeas, lentils, cheese, and veggie burgers (Dr. Praeger's).
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/19/2011 11:24 AM EDTjewels - thanks for the tips! I wasn't sure I could do it without teeth but great to know!! is it still a little stringy.. i think it was the texture he didn't like much.. but how do I really know.. also a great idea about mixing with sweet potatoes or apples or something.. and i love the chickpeas idea.. also i have heard of avocado which that just reminded me of.. they told us to stay away from cheese/yogurt till 9/10 months so i'll have to wait on the cheese a bit..
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/19/2011 12:01 PM EDTWhen do you add protein in addition to the fruits and veggies? We're just about to start fruits and veggies (and formula). I hope I don't have to worry about something else too soon!
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/19/2011 12:59 PM EDT
Not as much stringy as...mealy maybe? There's definitely some texture to it. The fruit or veg purees help thin it out. I also add some water while pureeing which helps break it down more.
It's amazing how much they can gum! She's able to do avocado, blueberries/cherries, toast, soft steamed carrots, baked apple, fresh soft melons, pear, and nectaries, veggie burgers, zucchini pancakes...it goes on. Granted I'd like some teeth in there to give me more piece of mind with her chewing, but oh well ;)
Fram, my pedi said we could start meat at 6 months! I think I waited until about 8 though.
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/19/2011 1:06 PM EDTFram - my little guy has been on food - rice, oatmeal, fruits, veggies since 4 1/2 months so at his 6 mo appt the pedi told us to go ahead and try to start adding protein just no cheese/yogurt till 9 or 10 mos. we actually moved up to stage 2 foods off and on with the stage ones.. i'm addicted to those squeeze packet foods like ellas.. such good combinations and he seems to love them! plus they are convenient when out and about.. i bought the spoon thing that screws right onto them and poof.. got a spoon and food anywhere! I also stopped nursing at 3 months when i went back to work during the day and then gave up night time and mornings at 5 months so he's been used to the formula for a while now.. he loves oatmeal and fruits in the mornings, we never really did just rice. take it slowly - you'll find she'll start to love her fruits and veggies and then once you know she is good with those then try the protein..
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/19/2011 1:09 PM EDTJewels - all great ideas!! who knows when he'll get teeth.. although i do think it's pretty cute to see this toothless dimpled smile every day! :-)
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posted at 8/22/2011 2:33 PM EDTFram - if it's helpful, at our 9 month pedi appt. she said we *need* to give her more protein ("more" being a little vague, but I'm assuming some at least in one or two meals per day). Before that she said it didn't really matter. This was the first time she actually gave us a directive.
I'm not big on the pureed meats (my own issue) and I'm not ready to give her actual chicken or beef or meat of any kind (again, my own issue), so we've been doing tofu, white fish, cheese, yogurt...
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/23/2011 6:49 AM EDT
Poppy - try some egg yolk. They can't have the white until 12 months - but mine loved scrambled or hard boiled egg yolk at that age.
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/23/2011 8:57 AM EDTOr beans? I think there was another thread about beans. My LO loves hummus. I think hummus, BM, and yogurt are probably her main protein sources.
I also really like the Sprout brand advanced meals. She loves the beef lasagna and the creamy chicken. They aren't really pureed meat, more like ground beef. They need salt but they actually taste good. If you look at the ingredients, it's just like if I made a meal and pulsed it up for her. Except apparently I don't cook any more...
I'm writing about the EI evaluation! We had it yesterday and it was fun. Some very nice ladies came over, and the LO was definitely comfortable with the whole thing. It was nice because it confirmed my perception, which was that it was only the gross motor skills that were off -- everything else was very much normal. Nice to know I wasn't missing something.
The upshot is that since the motor skills (fine and gross) get a combined score in the evaluation, she doesn't automatically qualify for EI because the fine motor brought her total score up too much. However, the people showed me how when they break up the scores, the gross motor is low enough that it allows them to recommend her for 6 months of EI. So we'll have the family plan meeting next week, but it sounds like we'll be doing a weekly thing. I am looking forward to it!
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posted at 8/23/2011 9:04 AM EDTIn Response to Re: August - Infants and Toddlers:Poppy - try some egg yolk. They can't have the white until 12 months - but mine loved scrambled or hard boiled egg yolk at that age.
Posted by misslilyIf you scramble them, how do you get all the whites off? Maybe (hopefully, of course) your kids aren't allergic to eggs and it hasn't mattered, but could just a drop of the whites be able to trigger an allergic reaction in a baby who is allergic?
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posted at 8/23/2011 9:42 AM EDT
There is a indeed a bill requiring health insurance companies to cover up to $2,000 for hearing aids for children. It's House Bill No. 52, Sponsored by Rep. Sean Garballey, D-Arlington. It has a ton of co-sposnors and was released from Committee with a favorable report (a good thing). It is now in the Joint Committee on Health Care Financing. You should call your state rep and senator ask them to support this bill (they may already by a co-sponsor). Ask them to send a letter of support to the Speaker of the House, and the Chair of Health Care Financing.
Bills of this nature often kick around for 8-10 years, but pass b/c of a ground swell of support from activists and voters. Insurance Companies are obviously opposed to this type of legislation, however with enough support they have a good shot. The main number for the state house is 617-722-2800. Good Luck and I hope this helps!
Re: August - Infants and Toddlers
posted at 8/23/2011 9:51 AM EDTOh, right, I forgot egg! DD loves eggs! We do the whole egg - whites and yolks. The pedi said it was fine. We've done some beans, which she doesn't love, but haven't tried hummus yet - it's on the list of things to try.
Medford - so glad EI went well!! Good that they are able to separate out the scores and give her some services she can benefit from.
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posted at 8/23/2011 10:00 AM EDT
Thanks BostonGal! I'm calling the statehouse today during lunch!
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posted at 8/23/2011 11:33 AM EDTPoppy, I had good luck sauteeing ground meat (lamb or dark meat turkey) and breaking it up into small pieces, mixing it with a fruit puree (usually apricot or prunes) and whizzing it a couple of times with a hand-held mixer. I also did straight-up purees, but I agree -- the texture is a bit ick.
This also helps with the constipation issue. Meat, cheese, pasta, rice ... all this stuff can bind them up. And, of course, all DD's favorites would have her bound up for weeks.
For protein, we do yogurt; ground turkey/lamb/beef; hummus, cheese. Beans weren't a big hit (may try again), nor were eggs (ditto), and for some reason I just haven't given her chicken yet ... will try that soon.
Oh, soups/stews -- those are good foods for the finger food set. Just strain out a serving and you have your meat, carb & veggies. Just watch the salt.
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posted at 8/23/2011 11:45 AM EDTTrader Joe's makes a tahini-free hummus, and my DD LOVES it.
Hummus or a variation (I smash some black beans or cannelinis in the food processor) on crackers or toast is one of her favorite proteins. Fresh mozzarella is her favorite cheese, but she'll happily eat cheddar or fontina or whatever else I give her. Chicken, ground beef, and turkey (the deli meat kind or ground), are her other big proteins now. Oh, and yogurt! I buy the big tub of plain whole milk Stoneyfield and mix it with mashed bananas and fruit purees and she has that for breakfast most mornings.
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posted at 8/23/2011 12:02 PM EDTOn the yogurt, we switched from Yo Baby Organic (it often lists sugar as it's second ingredient!) to an organic whole fat greek yogurt that has lots of protein. DD loves it plain, or with fruit puree mixed in.
I'm with you on the meat, I have such a hard time feeling good about giving her meat.
Has anyone noticed their own eating habits changing as you start to think about what your baby is eating? I had a light switch go off a few weeks ago when I realized I was eating food I was not willing to give DD. Since I stopped eating most foods I was not willing to give her, I certainly feel better and actually have lost 4 lbs. (granted, DD also self-weaned in the last few weeks).
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posted at 8/23/2011 12:12 PM EDTWe do the same as LuvRI on the yogurt - big tub of whole milk stonyfield mixed with fruit purees. Or squash puree, oddly, is a big hit!
I agree that the YoBaby is annoying with the sugar! I know fruit purees have sugar, but not added sugar... but yet I may go over to the YoBaby now that we'll be starting day care. Individual cups are convenient...


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Practical Course on Sequence Analysis
Toby Gibson, Christine Gemuend and Chenna Ramu, May 99
GCG is an integrated package of over 130 programs that allows you to manipulate and analyze nucleotide and protein sequences. If you can't do something on the web, you probably can with the GCG package, so it is a good idea to know how to access the package on UNIX. There are two interfaces available for GCG, a command line interface (difficult for inexperienced users) and an X windows interface, wpi. We will use the wpi X-interface to do some analyses, mainly on EFTU sequences.
As of GCG version 9, the X-windows interface of GCG is based around SEQLAB, which is both a versatile sequence alignment editor and a handy display tool that represents sequence features as symbols. GCG is installed with a single machine licence and runs only on Butthead. To run GCG, you can log into Butthead from any UNIX machine, but also from a Mac or Windows PC if you have X-emulation software (e.g. Mac X 2.0).
In this practical we will use several gcg programs, namely motifs, seqlab, coilscan, compare/dotplot, gap, bestfit, pileup and distances/growtree. This will provide experience in (1) examining a single sequence, (2) looking for sequence similarity between two sequences and (3) aligning a group of related sequences. There is on-line help available at EMBL, Heidelberg.
Getting started
Exercise 1a. Look for sequence motifs in the EFTU_ECOLI sequence
The Motifs program looks for protein sequence motifs by checking your protein sequence for every sequence pattern in the PROSITE Dictionary. Motifs can recognize the patterns with some of the symbols mismatched, but not with gaps. Although PROSITE is not an exhaustive collection of patterns, any new protein sequence should always be checked against it. You can learn more about PROSITE with SRS.
Do GCG Motifs:
Exercise 1b. Check for special regions in your sequence using SeqLab
GCG's SeqLab interface has two modes: the Main List mode and the sequence Editor mode. In the Editor mode you can edit your sequence (inserting, deleting, copying) as well as investigate it further in checking for features in the database entry like domains, helices, strands, turns, ligand binding sites.
Check for features in the sequence:
Exercise 1c. Check for coiled-coils in a protein sequence
CoilScan uses the method of Lupas et al. (see the ACKNOWLEDGMENT topic) to find coiled-coil segments in protein sequences by comparing each residue in the sequence to a weight matrix tabulated from known coiled-coil protein segments. A coiled-coil probability is calculated for each residue in the protein, and those segments whose probabilities meet or exceed a threshold probability you set are reported in the output. This prediction method works only for solvent exposed (amphipathic) coiled coils, particularly for parallel and antiparallel two-stranded coiled coils and for parallel three-stranded coiled coils.
Do GCG Coilscan:
Exercise 2a. Do a dotplot to compare two sequences for sequence conservation
Dotplots are a useful visual way to see all of the segments in common between two sequences or to visualize repeated or inverted repeated structures in one sequence. Rather cumbersomely, GCG does dotplots in two stages. DotPlot is the second part of a pair of programs that generate dotplots for the points of similarity between two sequences.
Compare compares two protein or nucleic acid sequences and creates a file of the points of similarity between them for plotting with DotPlot. Compare finds the points using either a window/stringency or a word match criterion. The word comparison is 1,000 times faster than the window/stringency comparison, but somewhat less sensitive.
Make a dotplot in GCG:
Check parameterisation:
Exercise 2b. Use Bestfit to compare two sequences for partial sequence similarity
BestFit makes an optimal alignment of the best segment of similarity between two sequences. Optimal alignments are found by inserting gaps to maximize the number of matches using the local alignment algorithm of Smith and Waterman. This is useful for example when comparing modular proteins that share some, but not all of the same domains.
Do a Bestfit in GCG:
Exercise 2c. Use Gap to compare two sequences for overall sequence similarity
Gap uses the global alignment algorithm of Needleman and Wunsch to find the best alignment of two complete sequences that maximizes the number of matches and minimizes the number of gaps. (It is inappropriate to use Gap for comparing multidomain proteins if they are only partially related.)
Do a Gap in GCG
Exercise 3a: Make a Multiple Alignment
So far we made only alignments with 2 sequences. Now we will use a program for making a multiple alignment that uses a progressive, clustering alignment method. Afterwards we will draw a phylogenetic tree based on this alignment.
Do a Pileup in GCG:
Exercise 3b: Construct a phylogenetic tree from a distance matrix
Currently, GCG is not the ideal package for drawing trees. But it can produce and display a Neighbour-Joining tree from an alignment.
First run Distance to construct a distance matrix. Then use this matrix as input for GrowTree. The distances are expressed as substitutions per 100 bases or amino acids. For nucleic acid sequences, these methods are Kimura's two-parameter method, the Tajima-Nei method, or the Jin-Nei gamma distance method; for protein sequences, the Kimura method; and for either type of sequence, the Jukes-Cantor method. It is also possible to obtain an uncorrected distance (i.e. neglecting the effect of multiple hidden substitutions at the same site).
Load in the EFTU/EF1A alignment:
You probably saw that you can also make trees with the PAUP package. This
is a widely used package with several tree making algorithms, parsimony
in particular. However, the Paup interface is under development and the
display tool in GCG is quite limited: you cannot reroot a tree or display
it as an unrooted radial tree (the correct way to show a tree when you have
no idea where the root should go). In the future GCG may also distribute
TreeTool, a nice display tool which we have running on Sun Unix at EMBL,
Take Home Lessons
We undertook several different tasks with GCG, using different numbers of sequences. This introduction barely touches on what the package can do. But once you can do a few things in GCG, it is fairly straightfoward to find your way around and do many other tasks. GCG is not always the best place for doing the more specialised tasks. For example it is convenient to make a tree in GCG if you are already using the package. But trees are calculated and displayed rather better by many other specialist packages. The same is valid for Multiple Sequence Alignment and many other functions.


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Track listing
Side One
- Sesame Street Theme - Los Niños (The Kids)
Music by Joe Raposo, Lyrics by Joe Raposo, Jon Stone, and Bruce Hart
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Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
- No Matter What Your Language (No Importa Su Idioma) - Luis and Big Bird
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
- Yo (Me) - Maria and Cookie Monster
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
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Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
- Loud and Soft (Fuerte y Suave) - Luis and Bob
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
- Puerto Rico - José Feliciano
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
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Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
- Tu Me Gustas (I Like You) - Vikki Carr with Grover
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo and Jeff Moss
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Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
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Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
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Music and Lyrics by Jeff Moss
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Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
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Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
- Canta (Sing) - Los Niños
Music and Lyrics by Joe Raposo
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The Sword of Gryffindor was a goblin-made sword that was owned by the famed wizard Godric Gryffindor, one of the four founders of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It was a masterpiece made by the goblins, with a silver blade and a handle with egg-sized rubies gleaming upon it. The name Godric Gryffindor was engraved just below the hilt.
The Sword and the Sorting Hat (both belonged to Gryffindor) are the only known relics of the four founders of Hogwarts not turned into a Horcrux. It is one of the few things that can destroy a Horcrux and Harry and his friends use it later.
Forging of the sword
According to Griphook, the sword was originally forged by a goblin known as Ragnuk the First. Due to a misunderstanding between goblin and human cultures, the Goblins persisted in their belief that the sword had been stolen, while the humans repeated their claim that the sword had been bought proper from the Goblins. The goblins claimed that Gryffindor had stolen the sword from the Goblins, believing that all goblin-made objects belong to the maker and should be returned after the original purchaser died. They therefore consider the sword to have been "stolen."[1]
- "Only a true Gryffindor could have pulled that out of the hat, Harry."
- —Albus Dumbledore to Harry Potter[src]
It is unknown what uses Godric Gryffindor put this sword in during his possession, but the sword was said to appear whenever a true Gryffindor was in need of it. In May of 1993, the sword materialized inside the old school Sorting Hat when Harry was inside the Chamber of Secrets. Harry then used the sword to kill Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk, which was hiding inside the bowels of the Chamber. This caused the sword to be imbued with basilisk venom (since goblin-made items only imbibe what makes them stronger) and hence gained the ability to destroy Horcruxes. After the events of that year, the sword resided in the Headmaster's office.
During the summer of 1996, Albus Dumbledore used the sword on the Gaunt family ring, which was one of Lord Voldemort's Horcruxes. The sword cracked the stone in the ring, making it no longer a Horcrux.
- Rufus Scrimgeour: "Was it because Dumbledore believed that only the sword of Godric Gryffindor could defeat the Heir of Slytherin? Did he wish to give you that sword, Potter, because he believed, as do many, that you are the one destined to destroy He Who Must Not Be Named?"
- Harry Potter: "Interesting theory. Has anyone ever tried sticking a sword in Voldemort?"
- — Scrimgeour and the trio discussing the contents of Albus Dumbledore's will[src]
Before he died, Dumbledore entrusted the sword to Harry in his will. However, Rufus Scrimgeour claimed that the sword was not Dumbledore's to give away, and refused to give it to Harry. Dumbledore placed an identical copy of the sword in his office, because he knew that the Ministry of Magic would try to confiscate it, and hid the real sword in a hole in the wall behind his portrait. Sure enough, the sword on display in Dumbledore's office was later taken by Rufus Scrimgeour for examination.
When the sword was returned to Dumbledore's office, students Ginny Weasley, Neville Longbottom, and Luna Lovegood attempted to steal it for Harry. Following that incident, Severus Snape passed the counterfeit sword to Bellatrix Lestrange, who stored it in her Gringotts vault, thinking it was real. Upon discovering where Harry and his friends were camping out, Dumbledore's portrait instructed Snape to give Harry the real sword without Harry knowing that it was Snape, in case Voldemort found out through Legilimency on Harry. Snape deposited the real sword in a frozen lake in the Forest of Dean and left a Patronus to guide Harry to the sword. When Harry tried to retrieve the sword, Salazar Slytherin's Locket closed around his neck and attempted to strangle him, sensing that its destruction was near. Ron Weasley came to Harry's rescue, retrieved the sword from the lake and used it to stab into the locket, destroying the Horcrux.
Later, Harry, Ron and Hermione were captured by the Death Eaters and sent to Malfoy Manor. Harry and Ron were imprisoned in the cellar along with Luna Lovegood, Dean Thomas, Mr. Ollivander and the goblin Griphook while Hermione was being tortured and interrogated by Bellatrix Lestrange. Bellatrix demanded to know where the trio came into the possession of the sword, thinking that they had broke into her vault for it. She summoned Griphook to verify the sword, and at Harry's request, Griphook lied and said that it was a fake.When Harry and the rest were saved by Dobby to Shell Cottage, Harry asked for Griphook's assistance to break into Bellatrix Lestrange's vault at Gringotts, as he suspected another Horcrux was hidden within it. Griphook, impressed by Harry's respectful treatment of the house elf, agreed to help on the grounds that he would be given the real sword as payment. Harry agreed reluctantly. When their break-in was discovered, Griphook seized the real sword and ran with it. But even after he took the real sword, after the news of Harry, Ron and Hermione's break-in of Gringotts got to Voldemort, the Dark Lord fired Killing Curses at the Gringotts personnel and even Griphook himself. The sword vanished from Griphook's hand.
In the Battle of Hogwarts, the sword reappeared in the Sorting Hat for Neville Longbottom and he used it to behead Nagini, Voldemort's snake and his last remaining Horcrux, rendering Voldemort a mortal man once more. The sword was last mentioned lying beside Neville in the Great Hall following the conclusion of the battle.
The sword and the Sorting Hat are the only remaining relics known of the four founders of Hogwarts, as the others were destroyed by 1998, while Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk was destroyed in 1993.
Being goblin-made, it has qualities found in only goblin-made artifacts, such as the power to imbibe only that which strengthens it, and repel dirt and other mundane substances. As Harry used it to slay a basilisk, the sword was impregnated with the Basilisk venom, enabling it to destroy Horcruxes as Basilisk venom is one of the ways to destroy them.
The sword has a connection with the Sorting Hat, another possession of Gryffindor. It will come to the aid of any Gryffindor who requested help while having the Sorting Hat with them, regardless of the sword's present location. Neville Longbottom managed to pull the sword out of the hat in 1998 even though it was supposed to be under Griphook's possession at that time. According to Albus Dumbledore, only a true Gryffindor could have pulled the sword out of the hat.
Behind the scenes
- The role of the sword in the Chamber of Secrets film is much the same as in the book; however in the PC and PS2 versions of the video game based on the film, the sword has a long range attack; a ball of light (PC) or lightning (PS2) which can be launched from the sword.
- The Gryffindor sword is featured in the hand of the goblin Griphook on the front cover of the UK version of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The sword is also featured on the front cover of the German version of the book.
- An illustration of the sword can also be seen being held by Dumbledore before Chapter Eighteen in the American version of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. In this image, the sword has a curved blade, like a scimitar, while in the film it is straight, like a knight's sword.
- The sword was used twice in the series (by Harry Potter and Neville Longbottom) to kill snakes: Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk and Nagini, respectively. This may symbolise Godric Gryffindor's enmity with Salazar Slytherin, who was closely associated with serpents. This may also have been an homage to the courtly tales of heroes "slaying dragons with swords," (e.g. Saint George).
- It is unknown how the sword would have been destroyed, had Voldemort turned it into a Horcrux.
- The sword is the only one of the main relics of the Hogwarts Founders that is not a Horcrux. Slytherin's Locket, Hufflepuff's Cup and Ravenclaw's Diadem are the other relics, but are also Horcruxes.
- Since the sword becomes impregnated with Basilisk venom, which can destroy Horcruxes and can only be healed by Phoenix tears, this gives it a slight similarity to the poisoned sword in the Shakespearean play, Hamlet.
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (film)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film) (Seen in deleted scene)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game) (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film)[2]
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (video game)
- The Wizarding World of Harry Potter
- Harry Potter LEGO Sets
- Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4
See also
Notes and references
- ↑ "A transcript of a web chat with J.K. Rowling" from The Leaky Cauldron
- ↑ It is partially seen in glass case to the left of Dumbledore's portrait


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Once there was a world where PC gaming was at the desk, console gaming was in the living room and never the two shall meet. That's all coming to a close now, as Valve prepares to bring Steam to your HDTV thanks to the Steam Box.
If you're unfamiliar with Steam, think of it as iTunes for video games, with a buddy list and chat for joining your friend's games. It started off on Windows PCs, but now has a healthy number of titles for Mac, too.
Valve's Steam Machines are set to shake up tradition, bringing PC gaming to the living room TV. They won't actually be built by Valve - third part manufacturers will be putting together their own boxes - but Valve will be injecting them with SteamOS, its currently-in-beta, Linux-based operating system.
Valve already took a big step into the living room with Steam's Big Picture mode, but that still required putting a computer in your entertainment center, or running a really long HDMI cable, at the very least. Perhaps because of that, a lot of the phrasing in Valve's SteamOS reveal treats Steam and the SteamOS interchangeably.
Still, Valve's goals with Steam Machines and SteamOS are clear: give PC gaming the ease and accessibility that console jockeys already enjoy, and do so in a way that lets OEMs make the hardware and compete.
And put Steam right at the center of it, ready to vacuum up the cash like it's the Steam summer sale all year long.
- Read more: SteamOS: what you need to know
The journey from announcement to launch has been long and a tad messy, but at GDC 2015 Valve revealed the final details of its living room plans, which included Machines, the revised controller and its Vive virtual reality headset.
Syber, one of Valve's early Steam Machine partners (and a sub-division of CyberPowerPC), got in there early, announcing a slew of new Steam boxes that will be available later this year. That includes a number of different variants: Steam Machine-Mini, Steam Machine-Mercury and Steam Machine-Switch and Steam Machine-X. The Mini will cost you $450 (about £290, AU$575) while the high-end X comes in at $1,400 (about £910, AU$1,780).
But during a briefing with Valve we were able to see the full final lineup of Steam Machines that will be arriving in November. Zotac, Maingear, Digital Storm, Materiel.net and Scan Computers all have boxes in the roster, and you can get into more of the specifics of each here.
Meet the final Steam Controller.
A tricky part of the Steam Machines will be input, and Valve is trying to solve the problem with its own Steam Controller, which is part of the reason the Steam Machines are taking so damn long to arrive. Valve's gamepad has undergone a number of iteration on its journey to launch, but we got to play with the final iteration of it at GDC 2015 - you can read our initial thoughts here.
Last year, Valve announced it has taken user feedback into account and decided to take the controller back to the drawing board.
"It's generating a ton of useful feedback, and it means we'll be able to make the Controller a lot better," Valve's blog post read. Making sure the controller is absolutely spot-on seems to be a huge priority for Valve, and rightfully so.
Hands on with Alienware's Steam Machine at E3
Since Lily Prasuethsut went hands on with the Alpha at E3 2014, she has seen its final user interface in screen shots. Check out here most recent impressions of the Alienware Steam Machine.
Alienware went through eight revisions over two years in collaboration with Valve before it came to its final Steam Machine. That's how serious Alienware claims to be about Valve's hardware initiative.
Now it seems the Steam Machine with the alien head logo could be one of the first to hit the market. Dell plans on releasing the Alienware Alpha regardless of whether the Steam Machine program goes live this year. And at E3 2014, we got some extra hands on time with the device, now known as Alpha and with finalized specs.
Hands on with Valve's Steam Controller at GDC 2014
Valve has almost entirely transformed the face of its Steam Box controller since we last saw it at CES 2014. Now, the company is set on getting the input device to market by holiday 2014, so it can be bundled with every make and model of Steam Box, and sold separately at a "competitive" price point. That said, a few planned features have been put on the back burner, if not tossed out entirely. Regardless, it's still a novel and functional method of control.
While it's disappointing to see Valve ditch a unique feature like the controller's touchscreen, the company has a history of going back to the drawing board to much success. When the controller and Steam Machines come out this holiday season, it won't be prying the keyboard and mouse from fingers, it'll be joining them.
We go even more in depth on the new changes to Valve's divisive input device in text form. Read all about them in our updated hands on Steam Controller review.
The Steam Box is coming. Half-Life 3 confirmed?
Hmmm, maybe. At least that's what Counter Strike co-creator Minh Le suggested in an interview with goRGNtv. "I think it's kind of public knowledge, that people know that it is being worked on," Le said. "And so if I were to say that yeah, I've seen some images, like some concept art of it, that wouldn't be big news to be honest."
"I guess I could say that I did see something that looked kinda like in the Half-Life universe," said Le.
Will Half-Life 3 launch alongside the first wave of Steam Machines? Well it makes sense, though perhaps Portal 3 would be better suited to Valve's virtual reality headset...
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CES 2014 wasn't really a gaming show, but thanks to the Steam Machines, games dominated the headlines this year. Well, games and Michael Bay's Samsung implosion.
Before introducing the world to its thirteen official hardware partners, Valve's head honcho Gabe Newell addressed the crowd. It was an informal chat, Newell fielded questions from the crowd and teased that 3 million Xbox One sales still puts Microsoft's console behind Steam's install base.
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- "I won every battle. But I'm losing this war."
- ―Robb Stark
Robb Stark is a major character in the first, second, and third seasons. He is played by starring cast member Richard Madden and debuts in the series premiere. Robb Stark is the King in the North, the ruler of the North, declared as such by his bannermen and allies after Eddard Stark's execution. He is leading these forces in a rebellion against King Joffrey, designed to break the North away from the control of the Iron Throne. He has adopted a direwolf which he named Grey Wind. He recently married Talisa Maegyr, a Volantene noblewoman, in secret.
Robb is the eldest child of Lady Catelyn and Lord Eddard Stark. Eddard is the head of House Stark, Lord of Winterfell and Lord Paramount of the North, one of the constituent regions of the Seven Kingdoms. The Starks rule the region from their seat of Winterfell. He is also the Warden of the North to King Robert Baratheon.[1]
Robb was born at Riverrun and raised in Winterfell. His father left his mother the morning after their wedding to fight in Robert's Rebellion and did not return until after Robb was born. He has two younger trueborn brothers, Bran and Rickon, and two sisters, Sansa and Arya. He is also close to his bastard half-brother, Jon Snow, and to his father's ward, Theon Greyjoy, whom he counts as his best friend outside of the family.[2] He has been trained from childhood to wield a sword and wear armor by Winterfell's Master-at-Arms Ser Rodrik Cassel, and is highly proficient with both for his young age. He lives at Winterfell with his family.
Season 1
Robb attends the execution of Will, a deserter from the Night's Watch, by his father Eddard Stark. On their way home with Theon, Jon and Bran, they find a litter of newborn direwolf pups. Robb is surprised that there are any direwolves south of the Wall. When their father says they can keep the pups, Robb adopts one of them as his own, naming him Grey Wind. He welcomes King Robert Baratheon to Winterfell with the rest of his family. He helps his mother maintain discipline during the feast, removing his sister Arya when she starts flicking food at Sansa, despite his amusement. Robb displays an antipathy to Joffrey from the start, noting that he's a "right royal prick".[3]
Bran is left comatose in a fall, and because of his father's departure for King's Landing and his mother's refusal to leave an unconscious Bran's side, Robb must help Maester Luwin run the castle making new appointment to the castle's staff. When Catelyn and Ser Rodrik Cassel decide that threats from the Lannister's necessitate their departure for the capital, Robb is left in command of Winterfell.[4] Aware that the Lannisters may be behind Bran's injury, he later greets Tyrion with hostility, only to be confused when Tyrion gives Bran a special saddle to help him ride.[5] Robb visits a recovering Bran and has to tell him that he will never walk again. Bran says he would rather have died.[6]
While taking Bran outside the castle to test his new saddle, Robb and Theon are talking about Robb's future plans, when they realize that Bran has wandered off. Bran has been taken hostage by a band of wildlings, but they are found by Robb who advances on them with a sword. One of the wildlings [Stiv]] holds a knife to Bran's throat and makes Robb drop the sword. Theon kills Stiv with an arrow, which angers Robb as Bran could have been injured. Only one of the wildlings is taken prisoner, Osha.[7] Osha says that the greatest danger lies north of the Wall, from the White Walkers, not from the Lannisters in the south, but Robb disregards her warning.[8]
Following Robert's death and Eddard's arrest in King's Landing King Joffrey summons Robb to pay him fealty. Robb instead calls his banners, marching House Stark's vassals to war. His youth and inexperience is questioned by Greatjon Umber who says he will take his armies home. Robb replies that then after they win the Stark army will return to take the lands of House Umber. Enraged, Greatjon starts to draw his sword, but the formidable Northern lord is cowed when Grey Wind attacks and bites off two of his fingers. He laughs it off and becomes one of Robb's most loyal retainers. Robb's army marches south, reuniting with Catelyn and Ser Rodrik along the way and feeding the Lannisters false intelligence on their movements.[8] Robb wins the allegiance of the prickly Lord Walder Frey and his troops by agreeing to marry one of Frey's daughters. He sends a small force of men to distract the main Lannister army under Lord Tywin Lannister at the Battle of the Green Fork. Meanwhile, his main army attacks Jaime Lannister's forces near Riverrun, winning the Battle of the Whispering Wood and taking Jaime as a captive.[9]
Robb is devastated by news of his father's death. He and his lords debate supporting either Stannis or Renly's claim to the throne before the Greatjon says neither appeals and declares Robb the King in the North. Other lords of both the North and the Riverlands take up the cry. Theon asks Robb to affirm that they are brothers, now and always, and then swears fealty to him.[10]
Season 2
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Robb continues to win victories against the Lannister army. He earns the nickname "The Young Wolf" for his ferocity in battle.[11] He keeps Jaime Lannister under guard in his camp to confound attempts to free him. He dispatches envoys to seek alliances on his behalf. He sends Theon Greyjoy to Pyke to treat with his father Balon Greyjoy. He tasks his mother Catelyn with forming an alliance with King Renly Baratheon in the Stormlands. Robb sends deliberately disagreeable terms to Queen Regent Cersei Lannister to waste her time.[12] The terms are rejected as expected.[13] Robb wins a crushing victory against a Lannister reinforcement host at the Battle of Oxcross. In the aftermath of the battle he is intrigued by a battlefield medic named Talisa.[14]
Renly is killed just after agreeing to an alliance and Catelyn flees his camp to return to Robb. Renly's men swear fealty to his less agreeable brother Stannis Baratheon.[15] Catelyn returns to Robb's camp and warns him against pursuing Talisa. They are shocked when news arrives that Theon has betrayed Robb and attacked Winterfell. Robb is furious and agrees to let the bastard son of his bannerman Roose Bolton retake the castle. He insists that the safety of his brothers is paramount and demands that Theon be brought before him so that he can execute him personally.[16]
Robb wins a further victory at the Battle of the Yellow Fork. His prison cells are filled to overflowing with captives. When Ser Alton returns with Cersei's rejection of his terms he houses him with Jaime. Talisa asks him for help obtaining medical supplies and he invites her to accompany him to negotiate the surrender of the Crag, suggesting that she restock from the castle's stores. While Robb is gone Jaime escapes, killing Alton and Torrhen Karstark. He is recaptured but Lord Rickard Karstark threatens to behead him to avenge Torrhen.[17] Catelyn sends her sworn sword Brienne of Tarth to exchange Jaime for her captive daughters without consulting Robb.[18]
Robb is furious at the betrayal and orders Catelyn kept under guard. He sends men to find Jaime and devises a plan for Roose's bastard son; offer mercy to Theon's men if they deliver the Ironborn prince so they will abandon him, allowing him to retake Winterfell with minimal bloodshed. Talisa comforts Robb, revealing more of her past. He confesses not wanting to marry into House Frey and they sleep together.[18] Robb confesses his love for Talisa to Catelyn. Catelyn warns against betraying his oath to marry a daughter of House Frey. Robb rejects her counsel, and in a secret ceremony conducted by a Septon of the Faith of the Seven, he and Talisa secretly marry.[19]
Season 3
Robb's host marches on Harrenhal greatly anticipating the battle ahead, only to find the castle abandoned, and the Northern prisoners slain. Among the dead Robb and his new wife find but one survivor: a maester named Qyburn. Robb then orders his mother imprisoned within the fortress.[20]
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|Winter is Coming
|The Kingsroad
|Lord Snow
|Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things
|The Wolf and the Lion
|A Golden Crown
|You Win or You Die
|The Pointy End
|Fire and Blood
|Season Two appearances
|The North Remembers
|The Night Lands
|What is Dead May Never Die
|Garden of Bones
|The Ghost of Harrenhal
|The Old Gods and the New
|A Man Without Honor
|The Prince of Winterfell
|Valar Morghulis
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|Dark Wings, Dark Words
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- "Tell Lord Tywin, winter is coming for him. Twenty thousand northerners marching south to find out if he really does shit gold."
- ―Robb Stark to a Lannister scout
- "We have been underestimating the Stark boy for too long."
- ―Tywin Lannister on Robb Stark
- "From this time until the end of time, we are a free and independent kingdom."
- ―Robb Stark
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Robb Stark is 14 years old when the story begins. He is his father's son, with a keen sense of honor and justice.
There are some minor differences from the books. He tells Bran that when Grey Wind tore off the Greatjon's fingers, he was very scared about the possible consequences but couldn't show it. Later, he accepts his mother's tactical advice while splitting his army in two, appointing the cautious, experienced Roose Bolton in command of the army tasked with delaying the Lannisters at the Green Fork.
Robb's appearance in the books is also different - he is described in the books as having the thick auburn hair of the Tullys, while on the show Robb has dark brown curly hair and a more lean build. Bran Stark's hair color is also darker on the TV series. In the books, all of Eddard's children except Arya (and of course, Jon Snow) inherited from their mother Catelyn the typical House Tully features of auburn hair and blue eyes.
During the War of the Five Kings, Robb also begins to wear a bronze and iron crown just like his ancestors, the Kings of Winter.
See also
- Robb Stark at A Wiki of Ice and Fire (MAJOR spoilers from the book).
- ↑ HBO viewers guide, season 2 guide to houses, House Stark entry
- ↑ HBO viewers guide, season 2 guide to houses, House Stark - Robb Stark entry
- ↑ "Winter is Coming"
- ↑ "The Kingsroad"
- ↑ "Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things"
- ↑ "Lord Snow"
- ↑ "A Golden Crown"
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 "The Pointy End"
- ↑ "Baelor"
- ↑ "Fire and Blood"
- ↑ HBO viewers guide, season 2 map, special features - Areas of Control, Robb Stark entry
- ↑ "The North Remembers"
- ↑ "The Night Lands"
- ↑ "Garden of Bones"
- ↑ "The Ghost of Harrenhal"
- ↑ "The Old Gods and the New"
- ↑ "A Man Without Honor"
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 "The Prince of Winterfell"
- ↑ "Valar Morghulis"
- ↑ "Valar Dohaeris"
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Independent Institute Research Fellow and Student Programs Director Anthony Gregory addresses P.A.U.L. Festival 2012 on Government Power and the Road to Liberty.
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it looks really good. Nice touch with the secret cave attatched. However, if an inn had that many guestrooms, it would be often traveled too - otherwise it would be a waste of space (and money) - so if its a wll traveled inn, it should have a bigger common room - and to serve that - also a bigger kitchen. An idea could be to add a second story, making the bottom floor common room, kitchen and sleeping quarters for the innkeeper, second floor guest rooms.
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STEUBEN COUNTY, Ind. (www.incnow.tv) – A suspect in a Steuben County murder was returned to Indiana Saturday, after hiding in India for more than 20 years.
FBI officials arrived in Indianapolis Saturday afternoon with Mahfuz Huq, who's suspected of fatally stabbing then 19-year old Todd Kelley. That's when authorities say he took off to India.
The case had been featured on "Unsolved Mysteries" and "America's Most Wanted."
Huq, who's now in his 40's, was taken to the Marion County Sheriff's Medical holding facility for a routine examination. Once he's cleared by medical staff, he will be returned to the Steuben County jail.
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There's a big voice coming to Syracuse airwaves.
Though he has big shoes to fill, Rochester's Bob Lonsberry seems to be the perfect addition to the Syracuse media corps and the talk-radio troops.
I hadn't met Lonsberry until last week, but over the years I've become very familiar with his work — as a student at The College at Brockport, the decisions and actions of our student newspaper editors were the subject of his segments at least twice. His daughter, Aubrey, was my classmate and coworker at the dining hall. After college, I became a Rochester reporter and often read his columns and listened to portions of the show. If not to catch up on news I had missed, to keep up with how people were feeling about the hot issues of the day.
As a journalist, I have always respected the work done on his show. His voice has been instrumental in local elections and influential in local politics. I have always been impressed by his ability to articulate thoughts and take a stand on a topic — at times, the opinion and stance was strong. I haven't always agreed with his opinion, nor that of those who call in, but Rochester politics, community and ultimately, the media, have all been strengthened by Lonsberry.
His passion for the media industry and for sharing, reporting and commentary on the news is something that Syracuse and Central New York needs.
Syracuse is a city with plenty of talented journalists and prestigious news outlets, but I've often been dumbfounded at how little intelligent feedback there is regarding the news of the day. The city's news corps puts out the latest headlines, and generally speaking, there's little-to-no substantive feedback. Don't get me wrong, there are numerous baseless comments made on various news websites — one thing leads to another and there's always a national politician to blame. But the comments, for the most part, lack substance and don't exactly display critical thinking.
Lonsberry, however, has always spurred debate that brings out the passionate. Passion breeds interest. Interest breeds change. Change breeds community betterment.
I can only hope Lonsberry will affect the Syracuse community as much as he has touched the Rochester community. I know he has been a role model for numerous reporters in the Rochester-area, myself included — I can only hope his style and ability to speak about all news in a variety of ways can freshen the Syracuse media scene, too.
Love him or hate him — Central New York radio, and media, will be a better place with Lonsberry on-air.
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Tri States Public Radio wants to help you get the word out about interesting arts events happening in your town! Promote them here on our Events Calendar and help us support the arts in the Tri State region. PLEASE CHECK THE CALENDAR FIRST to make sure your event is not already listed.
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WIU College of Fine Arts & Communication Event
Event Discounted for Tri States Public Radio Members
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