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We had a short hike in the Negev, to see the above helomit blossoms. Click on the link below for the details and a few pictures.
Dear Family and Friends,
We are nearing the end of our sojourn in the USA, so here is a quick update. We stayed in Chicago until 17 July, living the last few weeks with Lilly and Nir. We exploited this time to finish the 1st draft of our text book, "Communicating Science" and send proposals to publishers. So far 3 have responded positively, and we are expecting their formal offers next week. And we toured quite a bit around Chicago (even buying 'city passes'). Below are some photos in Chicago's Garfield conservatory.
Edie also gave a bread baking seminar for Lilly and Smadar.
We visited Chicago's Museum of Science and Technology, the Field Museum (Natural History -surprisingly interesting for collection on native Americans), and took the elevator to the 103rd floor of the Sear's Tower (see the view facing south on the left below). And we visited the Chicago Food Fest. Nir conducted us on tours of potential 'flip properties' in his current role as a real state mogul. Maybe the properties below on the right will be his next venture?
In the midst of this period Edie had a reunion in South Bend with a few of her colleagues who served together on the La Leche League Board of Directors in the 90's. In the pic below they are still sober.
We also visited Ernest Hemingway's boyhood home in the Chicago suburb of Oak Park, a few minutes walk from the Wright home and studio which we visited last year. Below is the nearby Hemingway Museum, situated in a former Christian Science church.
Finally on 27 July we said goodbye to Chicago, and headed East. We had a long lunchtime stop in Marshall, MI. The town is named after the Supreme Court Justice, and proposed itself to be the capital of Michigan – the proposal lost in the legislature by 1 vote, and the gubernatorial mansion built in anticipation of success was never used for this purpose. But the town has very nicely preserved its historic past without becoming kitchy, and proved to be a very pleasant stop. Below is the fountain in the entrance to the town.
We traversed Michigan, and crossed into Ontario, Canada, where we stopped at London to visit our friends Bill and Randy Fisher, who had several sabbatical leaves in Israel, and have an apartment in Herzliya.
From London we drove to Niagara Village for lunch, and then along the Niagara River to the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, for some spectacular views. Only a few hundred meters from the falls is a very underpopulated natural reserve, which provided a pleasant retreat from the crowds.
We then drove to the Finger Lake region of New York State, for an overnight at a B&B, and the next day to Lenox MA for another overnight, and a string quartet concert at Tanglewood. The following day Ray visited his colleague Vadim Yakovlev and gave a seminar at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Then we drove into Boston, had dinner with another of Edie's LLL colleagues, Judith and Jack Elder, and finally arrived in W. Roxbury to Mark and Roxanne Horenstein for a visit of a few days. We exploited our time in Boston to canoe with Mark and Roxanne on the Charles River, visit the Gardener Museum in Boston, and have a fantastic sesame waffle breakfast (prepared by Jim) with our friends Sara and Jim Feldman in Newton.
Then, it was on to Ogunquit on the Maine Coast, to visit Edie's cousins, Charles, Carol, and Lilly Fayerweather at their rented cabin in a lovely family style complex out of the 1950s. The cabin is sited on a tidal river, which separates them from a beach on the Atlantic coast. We enjoyed playing with their toys (kayaks and SUP's), walking along the coast, and wading (at low tide) or swimming (at high tide) the tidal river to the beach. See the pics below:
From Maine we drove to Connecticut, first to Jim and Cynthia Vibert in Cheshire, near New Haven. Cynthia is a high school friend of Edie. Last year even though we were in the area for nearly 2 months, we didn't have the chance to try famous New Haven Pizza — with Jim and Cynthia we rectified this deficiency, at an authentic joint in the Little Italy section.
We then drove to nearby Waterbury, to visit Edie's cousins, Ernie and May Philips. Edie took Ray to visit the homes of Mark Twain and Emily Beecher Stowe in Hartford. Together with Hemingway in Chicago, this has proved to be quite a literary trip! And together with Ernie and May, we rode bikes along the northern portion of the Farmington Valley Rail Trail. Edie and Ray rode from Simsbury CT to Southwick MA and back. A year ago in New Haven we did most of the southern section of the travel. We're leaving the remainder of the northern section, around Farmington for another trip.
From CT we drove to Ray's sister Marlene in Sea Isle City, NJ. Typically we play tennis every morning at 0700, have a great brunch provided by Marlene, and spend the heat of the day in the library, where we are preparing this blog. The library is at the edge of the wetlands on the bay side of Sea Isle, and the 2nd floor veranda provides a nice view of Osprey perches and nests:
Late afternoon is usually time on the beach. Marlene's friends Charley and Bob have shared dinner with us, and provide good stories and political debates. We all miss Don Selina, this was one of his favorite places and some of his (many) favorite people.
We look forward to a family visit in Ventnor on Sunday, and then a visit with Ray's niece Gail on Monday, and finally our flight home from Philadelphia on Tuesday. We're looking forward to being home and hope for a year of minimal foreign travel.
Ray and Edie
We had a wonderful extended 4th of July weekend with Lilly and Nir at a cabin on a lake new Lewiston, MI. Read all about our canoeing, fishing, and visits to Lake Huron by clicking on the link below.
Dear Friends,
We visited Kansas City together with Lilly and Nir over the weekend of 26 June, mainly to meet with Ray's cousins in the area. But we had a few pleasant surprises — read the details in the attached pdf file:
Hi Friends and Family,
We last communicated from Sydney, Australia, and much has happened since. On our way back home, we stopped in Xi'an, China, to present our scientific writing course once again at the Xi'an Jiatong University. While we try to limit the participants in these courses to 25, we had about 120 registrants! We managed by recruiting an assistant from the faculty, shortening the exercise, and only grading the exercises of the Ph.D. students.
We had hoped to bicycle the circumference of the ancient city walls (which are wide enough to accommodate a couple of buses, not to mention chariots). But both the inclement weather, and more so Edie's knee, put a spoke in our wheels. Her knee began to act up after our hike up Avalanche Peak, near the end of our stay in Christchurch. At first, it was only a minor annoyance, and in Sydney she walked all over the city. But in Xi'an she could hardly walk at all, and except for one very painful day, she didn't come into the university, and stayed at our hotel correcting exercises. On our flights home via Beijing, we even ordered wheel-chair transport through the airports (which was especially needed in Xi'an and Beijing, where the airports are huge).
We had an all too brief one-month 'hofshat moledet' (home leave) encompassing Pessach, which gave us the opportunity to become re-acquainted with our all too fast growing grand-children. Edie received some diagnostics and treatment for her knee. And then we took off once again, for the final leg of Ray's post-retirement sabbatical year, this time at the Materials Science and Engineering Department at Northwestern University, in Evanston IL, neighboring Chicago on the North. Besides all of the academic reasons for being here, the big bonus is that our daughter Lilly is a Ph.D. student at Northwestern, in fact in the building next to Ray's.
We rented an apartment via Airbnb in Roger's Park, Chicago's most northerly neighborhood, which borders on Evanston, and about 5 min walk from Lilly and Nir's apartment. We have erev Shabbat dinner together, generally at their apartment, and eat together one or two other nights a week, usually at our place, and schedules and work/study pressure permitting, try to do something together on the weekends.
The first weekend we drove up to Ft. Sheridan, about 30 min N. of Roger's Park. Once a garrison and training base, the fort was decommissioned and converted into a suburban town some years ago. Much of the training area bordering Lake Michigan has been preserved as a nature reserve – see the photos of birdies (red winged blackbirds) and frogies in the photos below:
Ray has been enjoying the contact with colleagues and many interesting seminars at Northwestern University. The administrative bureaucracy has been less enjoyable. The final straw was that we had to produce a copy of our marriage license to get Edie a spouse id card. After completing the procedure, the clerk said to Edie, "have a nice day, miss".
We have both been working on our book on scientific writing – hope to finish the 1st draft this week. Edie's knee is treated by a traditional Chinese doctor, and she swims and participates in water exercises 3 times a week at the NU pool. Ray bikes to NU when the weather is nice, and otherwise rides in with Edie, or takes the "L". And we have found two Israeli folk dance groups in nearby Skokie, which we enjoy greatly. Furthermore there are public tennis courts in a park alongside Lake Michigan, 5 min walk from our apartment. We have also enjoyed biking along the lakeshore bike path heading towards down town. All of this indicates that Edie's knee is a lot better, albeit not yet fully recovered.
We have also had some pleasant social and cultural experiences. We visited one Chicago synagogue for kabbalat Shabbat, and a suburban synagogue for an all-night tikun Shavuot. Our absent land-lady is an actress and playwright – we watched an energetic performance of a play she wrote which was an adaptation of Antigone to modern Chicago (which has ~ 500 murders per year). And we visited the Chicago History Museum, and today the Chinese American Museum of Chicago.
We will be in Chicago more or less until 17 July, and in that period have plans for a week in San Diego to attend the microwave power symposium which Ray is chairing, a 4th of July weekend trip to a cabin in Michigan with Nir and Lilly, hopefully a visit to our cousins in Kansas City, and giving the writing course here at NU. Then we will drive to the East Coast for some visiting in MA, CT and NJ, before flying home via Philadelphia on 11 Aug.
Best wishes for a pleasant summer!
Ray and Edie
This past week we have been visiting in Sydney, NSW, Australia. Our report is short – no attached files. Ray visited the School of Physics at Sydney University, where he spent a mini-sabbatical August-November 2013. During the week he had very lively scientific discussions with his colleagues Marcella Bilek and his host David McKenzie and their students, presented a seminar on his group's research at TAU, and worked long-distance on organizing the program for a conference on microwave power to be held in San Diego (USA) in June.
Edie sight-see'd, heard a great organ concert at Sydney Town Hall, bought fish at the fish market, and mostly worked on our book on communicating science and technology.
We had a very active social life. Almost as soon as we were settled in last Sunday, John and Tamara Lowbier, friends from Beit Millman, the hostel for new immigrants where we initially lived in Israel, picked us up and took us to the Sydney Jewish Museum for lunch, and an interesting lecture by a holocaust survivor. Monday night we had off, and enjoyed cooking and eating the fish which Edie landed at the fish market. Tuesday we had dinner with Uwe and Ines, friends we met touring Ayer's Rock in the "outback" on our first trip to Australia. We ate at a picturesque 'hotel' in Newtown, with original ceramic tiles and great food. Wednesday we rejoined Frances' Israeli dance class, and caught up with our dancing friends there. See at clip of dancing with Frances on our YouTube site – http://youtu.be/m-EbkOVOFzQ
Thursday evening we travelled out to Kingsgrove to Margaret's Irish dance class. Her group was rehearsing for a performance in two weeks at the Australian National Folk Festival — I am in the process of uploading a few clips to YouTube — in the meantime see:
Friday evening we attended Erev Shabbat services at the Newtown Synagogue, one block from our apartment. We visited there a year ago, and they were short of a minyan. This year there was a minyan and a half and a lively new spirit, perhaps bolstered by the Shabbat meal which was offered after shul. We skipped that meal, and met a physics colleague, Ian Falconer and his wife Ruth, for dinner at an excellent Thai restaurant (one of many!) in Newtown. Saturday we had a stroll in the "Rocks", one of Sydney's oldest settlements, and then joined Macella Bilek and her husband Andrew (also a professor at U. Sydney) and their children at the Sydney Aquarium. This was "plan B", invoked because the inclement weather suggested that a harbor hike might be unpleasant.
And now, after a dinner of Australian lamb sausages, we are packing for our flights tomorrow noon to Shanghai and Xian. Hopefully we will send a short report from there!


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Both are considerable talents. Both are national champions. Both are Heisman winners. They seem to have everything that a team would want in a quarterback but were they products of the teams around them or do they both have what it takes to excel at the next level?
Most agree that neither Tebow nor Newton possess "prototypical" quarterback qualities, meaning they don't take a five-step drop. Both came out of versions of the spread offense.
With all these similarities it would seem that both would go on to great careers and yet there are skeptics at every turn over these two. Newton is too self absorbed. Tebow did that weird commercial with his mom. Both have a weird hitch in their throw. Both don't know how to read progressions and take to their feet too often.
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Thanks Kiefer...much appreicated! I think that's what I liked about the photo too, but didn't know quite how to say it before your comments. Now that you have my wheels turning, I like the way the Mosquito Range and the storm clouds seem to merge into chaos with no real disapearing point or focal point -- they just become their own organism. Also, I like how that chaos contrasts with the defined and sharp boundaries of the fence and farm structures. Anyway, now I'm off on a tangent. Thank you again for making me actually think about the picture, for your kind comments, and for starting such a great thread. You have some damn fine B&W pics! Nice job!
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Red Alert 3: Revolution's main goal is to provide a more in-depth Red Alert 3 experience, whilst retaining both the unique art style and core gameplay that made Red Alert 3 so enjoyable. The faction diversity that Red Alert 3 provided has been further built on and expanded, with each faction being able to channel their particular strengths with new, updated sets of upgrade protocols. From the Allies' 'Proton Beam Capacitors' upgrade, to the Soviet's 'Electrostatic Flak' upgrade, you can be sure that the outcome of games will be less decided by who spams the most units, and more on who spends their Security Points the wisest. This mod also aims to enhance the unit graphics, particle systems, weapon effects and visuals throughout the game. Numerous bug fixes, as well as improved sound effects covering everything from unit weapons and explosions, to unit movement and ambient noises will offer Revolution players a Red Alert 3 experience like no other.
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You'll enjoy it, every part of the mod will remind you how much work and effort it took to make.
Units are great, and they are lot more creative with different weapons, FX rather than a straight uprising copy.
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thanks alot to the devoloper and keep up the good work :)
This mod adds great new units and features to game while still keeping it simple and realistic.
This mod adds a few new units along with some Uprising units, and elevates the status of some of the Uprising heavies like the Harbinger Gunship and Gigafortress to 'epic' units. Protocols have also been changed a bit to allow for some upgrades, in order to encourage more intelligent protocol points spending. Balance has also been tweaked for the better.
Overall, this is a great mod. Though not a comprehensive remake of Red Alert 3 like Paradox, it does improve on Red Alert 3's mechanics as well as making it feel a bit more like its predecessors (the sounds are a nice touch). And for me, that's all I really ask for in a Red Alert 3 mod. Give it a try if you like Red Alert 3 as is, but could still see some room for improvement.
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Steve Burke has the temperament and training for the times. That's what friends and colleagues are saying about Comcast's longtime No. 2 exec who will take the reins of NBC Universal once the transaction with General Electric is complete.
Burke spent a dozen years as a business and operations-oriented exec at Disney and ABC before joining Comcast in 1998. That mixed background will serve him well as he takes on the formidable task of leading NBC U in the Web 2.0 world.
"He's a phenomenal executive," said former Disney Studios chief Rich Frank, who had a production venture with Comcast in the mid-1990s. "He's the kind of person you can sit down and talk to. He's tough but he's a good listener."
Burke was literally raised in the broadcasting biz as the son of Daniel Burke, who was the No. 2 exec at Capital Cities/ABC from the 1970s through the mid-1990s. He surprised the biz when he left a top job at ABC for Comcast. Since then, he's been a "true partner," in Frank's view, to chairman Brian Roberts in building the family-controlled firm into the largest and most forward-looking cable operator in pushing digital cable, broadband services and most recently, on-demand access.
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South Carolina's Yellowstone - the ACE Basin has been called that.
The effort that conserved hundreds of thousands of acres in that vast delta south of Charleston is the work of a task force begun 25 years ago, led by Charles Lane. On Thursday, weather permitting, Lane and the ACE Basin Project will be honored with the Book of Golden Deeds award by the Exchange Club of Charleston.
The award acknowledges volunteers who have a record of giving time and talent to improve their communities. The honor is singular: it's not an annual award. Lane is the 31st person to be recognized in the last 53 years.
Lane is a managing member of Holcombe, Fair & Lane, a land and commercial real estate firm; he owns property in the basin.
The ACE is wildlife-rich braids of waterways and wetlands where the Ashepoo, Combahee and Edisto rivers meet. A quarter century ago Lane galvanized a network of private and public landholders to preserve the centuries-old agrarian land use there, in the face of urban development pressures moving in from Charleston and Hilton Head.
Today, more than 200,000 acres have been conserved in a native quilt of forest, swamp, plantation savanna, farms and wildlife impoundments. Lane talked about it in 2009 when the project celebrated its 20th year.
"It's a working landscape, where people and nature co-exist. It was a different way of looking at conservation altogether," he said. "The basin has a culture, a history and a way of life, and the only tools we have to keep it is the willingness of the property owners. The people live in these areas because they want to live here."
Lane is the man who picked up those tools.
"The ACE Basin Task Force is Charles Lane's inspiration," the Exchange Club noted in a news release.
The club is a local chapter of a national organization of volunteers dedicated to community service. The National Exchange Club was founded in 1911; the Charleston chapter in 1924, the release noted.
"The Book of Golden Deeds" is the club's most prestigious and longest running program of service, the release said. "It recognizes dedicated volunteers who give endless hours of their time and talents toward making their communities a better place to live."
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"Our data tells us that [three] out of [four] people have less than 15GB of files stored on their PC," Microsoft said. "Factoring in what they may also have stored on other devices, we believe providing 15GB for free right out of the gate - with no hoops to jump through - will make it much easier for people to have their documents, videos, and photos available in one place."
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During the late 16th century and into the 17th century two colonies emerged from England. The two colonies were called the Chesapeake and New England colonies. Even though the two areas were govern by the English, the colonies had similarities as well as differences. The Chesapeake and New England colonies grew into obviously distinct establishments. Difference in colonial motivation, religious, political structures, socio-economic, and race relation, were responsible for molding the territories.
In the Chesapeake the motivation for colonization was largely due to economic issue. The colony were owned by royalty, corporate, and proprietary people who were looking to find fame or fortune. Thinking they would find gold or silver to bring back to England, instead they discover a different treasure. Tobacco was the cash crop that brought them wealth. Up north in the New England colony the motivation for colonization was to escaped religious persecution and set up a haven for people of their faith. Pilgrims and the Puritan was the main people that inhabit the land. The New England colonies also wanted to be financially stable but the main reason was to be free from the Church of England
The political characteristics in the Chesapeake resemble much of the mother country. We had the royal governor (somewhat like the king), Virginian Royal Council, and the House of Burgesses (acted like Parliament) which was more of an aristocracy. Now in the New England colony the Americans were able to form the first democracy. Instead of having someone appointed to govern they had an election to appoint people to govern. The political characteristics included a governor, the General Court, and the town meeting which on consisted of selectman.
The socio-economic in the Chesapeake consist of the plantation which farmed the cash crop of the Chesapeake. Tobacco, wheat, and rice was the cash crop that made the Chesapeake very wealthy. Along with the plantation that also had indentured servitude and later on they would have slavery to take place of indentured servants. The New England colonies socio-economic characteristics included agriculture, a diversified economy, and a social structure that set it apart from the Chesapeake.
In the early part of the Chesapeake colonization the men and women had a very unbalanced ratio of men to women. There were ten men to one women, which made it very difficult to start a family. In the New England the ratio was more equal for the men and women. So people would actually have a lot more of family organization there than they would in the Chesapeake.
The differences between the Chesapeake colonies and the New England colonies are numerous and varied. However if all of the colonies established in the new world had the same culture it is far less likely that our ancestors would have been as successful in their bid to change the way civilization operates. They accomplished this with the American Revolution, which relied heavily on different characteristics from each of the thirteen colonies and has been more than successful in blending the very different values and beliefs of the Chesapeake Bay
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MINGORA, Pakistan -- Fourteen-year-old Malala Yousufzai was admired across a battle-scarred region of Pakistan for exposing the Taliban's atrocities and advocating for girls' education in the face of religious extremists. On Tuesday, the Taliban nearly killed her to quiet her message.
A gunman walked up to a bus taking children home from school in the volatile northern Swat Valley and shot Malala in the head and neck. Another girl on the bus was also wounded.
The young activist was airlifted by helicopter to a military hospital in the frontier city of Peshawar. A doctor in the city of Mingora, Tariq Mohammad, said her wounds weren't life-threatening, but a provincial information minister said after a medical board examined the girl that the next few days would be crucial.
Malala began writing a blog when she was just 11 under the pseudonym Gul Makai for the BBC about life under the Taliban, and began speaking out publicly in 2009 about the need for girls' education -- which the Taliban strongly opposes. The extremist movement was quick to claim responsibility for shooting her.
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It is all food allergies! Get your children tested ASAP! Both my son and daughter became angry and defiant -- beyond that of normal toddler behavior. It was ALL allergies. For my son it was corn and dairy; my daughter, eggs, dairy and bananas. After the antigen therapy they received from an enviromental allergist, they both became bright and happy little people. There are no more major behaviorial issues. I am begging everybody to rule out allergies!
I could just cry right now. This is exactly what my 5 year old son is doing and I am at my wits end. Please let me know what helped.
Undoubtedly diet is a big issue w/ children's behavior. Some children will respond to the removal of certain offenders in their diet. Some children need to go further and add certain nutrients to their diet. Cutting out MSG, along w/ all of its derivatives, food dyes, perservatives is a start. If that isn't enough, which is usually the case, then I would cut out gluten containing grains. Also, today's kids do not get enough fats in their diets. Butter, eggs, sour cream, avocado, coconut oil are some of the easier fats to add to a diet. I turned my child's behavior around with diet and the transition was quick, b/c I had years of studying under my belt. Some of the parents in our neighborhood and friends were having issues w/ their children and the suggestions I've made for them have helped their children dramatically. Obviously I don't know everything, but I would be happy to share in detail my experience and give suggestions. There are so many things missing in our children's diets and so many things that don't belong there. We've abandoned valuable, traditional dietary wisdom in favor of convenience, scientific "research" (not saying it's all bad), and influence of advertising.
how can I do this, is there a list of foods, How does the Dr test for food allergies? Do I just call and ask? DESPERATE TO TRY
My almost 4 year old has took a turn for the worst!! he has become more mouthy and is not listening to his morning teacher. He does'nt want to do any class work. He sits there for 30 minutes sometimes I was told. But, the afternoon teacher has no problems with him. He also has no problems doing the work at home. I am at my wits end. I don't know what the problem could be...I am due next month with baby#3 so maybe that plays a small role, but I really want my caring toddler back. He has made these changes in the last 2 weeks so I am really lost.
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Spank them take their shit away and tell them they need to follow rules because that's just the way shit works. Tell them that when they follow rules they will be able to get their things back but until then they don't get a damn thing all you are required to give them is clothes, meals, and shelter. Kids understand a lot more than people think. Change this behavior now before it's too late!
First I would never worry about a kid who doesn't want to just plain old lay around quietly and doesn't nap anymore. To me that is when the preschool doens't fit the kid anymore. We pulled our yds out of preschool when they refused to allow him to READ during nap time. They never even tried it. At that point they were having trouble with him while they taught letters and numbers...and didn't even know he could read, add, subtract, multiply, and count to 300.
We removed him and put him a preK that was solely for music, art, and science. 50minutes of each subject, two days a week. We never had an issue since. BUT we weren't having issues with him at home...JUST at school when we removed him.
That was when he was 4. In K he had one issue with hyper focus and some social issues we worked through it rather quickly and then he was fine. In first grade he didn't fit well with his montessori group and by the start of second we removed him from montessori. He was diagnosed with Mild ADHD and place in a regular typical classroom in another section of our public school. He's doing GREAT.
That said...my ods was the opposite and was never ever an issue at school but gives us a run for our money at home.
A book that has been a huge help with my kids is "setting limits with your strong willed child.' it involves a 8-12 week program that you then stick with forever. It involves doing a LOT of things differently and consistently for 8-12 weeks. it worked wonders for us at home with ods. We use it for yds too.
Oh and when I kid says "I don't care, punish me." I rarely take it at face value that they mean it. I take it as "saving face" or "button pushing". They say it to either get your goat, push your buttons, or rile you But seldom do they really not care. Despite the number of things my ods said to button push or negative dance with me...I stuck to the book's plan and it worked.
He still has his bad weeks....but it used to be bad for us for 6-9 months at a stretch. Now that we know the role we play in continuing "the negative dance" he gets in....it gets stopped so much faster and it's dealt with no yelling, no spanking, no real outward punishment...natural consequences, timers, and time to cool down alone in a safe place (his room) when he gets riled up. Turns out the steps as a time out place for years was not working because it was too out in the open...it wasn't a calming place for him...it made things worse...years of super nanny crap down the drain. But that book worked for him like a charm.
Best of luck. The author of the book said that if your child is typical but just strong willed, it will work every time....ages 3 to teen. And he is a professional...who had a strong willed kid himself.


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The Suns, who didn't make a 3-pointer in their opening loss to Atlanta on Wednesday, went 9-of-21 from beyond the arc against Utah (1-1) and didn't trail after the opening minutes of the first quarter.
Raja Bell scored 11 points for Phoenix (1-1).
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Deron Williams, a U.S. Olympian this summer, had nine points and five assists as he played the entire first and third quarters.
Boris Diaw added nine points and eight rebounds for Phoenix, which outrebounded Utah 45-35, the second straight time Utah was outrebounded by double figures.
Phoenix led by as many as nine points in the third quarter and pushed the lead to 14 points late in the fourth quarter, largely because of Tucker. The second-year forward from Wisconsin scored 11 points in the final quarter.
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Guard Morris Almond scored 10 points and forward Paul Millsap had a team-best 11 rebounds for Utah.
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"I don't know. We've never raced 20 yards with pads on, but I don't see me losing."
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clay3482: What number do you plan on wearing?
"I don't know yet. I do know I like # 98, but Chris Turner has it right now."
Who is meaner you or ZO?
"I don't think we play laid back on the field. At the same time, we both get can mean, off the field. I would say it is me."
Will you and ZO be roommates at Bama?
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What was the reason you choose BAMA in recruiting?
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"William Wall and Peria Jerry."
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4. What are your strength and speed numbers?
"225 lbs. 15 times. I have not run my 40 in a while. The last time I ran it, I clocked in at 4.77."
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"We all have one goal, and that is to get out of here, and go to the schools we have signed with."
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Sarge4tide: Do you see yourself as being a DE your entire career or eventually moving inside someday?
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"At one point, I was little and my family did not think I was going to grow. My aunt gave that name to me, and it has been with me ever since."
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Track And Field Finishes Third At Loyola-Hopkins Invite
April 13, 2013
BALTIMORE, Md. - The Loyola women's track and field team finished third overall, at the Loyola-Hopkins Invitational on Saturday, April 13.
Loyola finished the day with 83 points, just behind Salisbury and fellow co-host Johns Hopkins University. Thirteen Greyhounds recorded personal bests, while Jeanine Gill and Jacqueline Porter set program records in the 200m dash and 400m hurdles, respectively.
Gill contributed the most points to the Greyhound effort, after finishing second in both the 100 and 200m dash. With a personal record of 25.99, the rookie sprinter tabbed the school record finishing just under 26 seconds. Gill combined for 24 points, anchoring the final leg of the 4x100m relay with teammates Rebekah Rogerson, Eileen Pastyrnak, and Megan Trainer. The quad finished second with a time of 49.95.
For the second week in a row, Porter topped her personal best, breaking a school record in the 400m hurdles. The junior finished second in the event, with a record time of 1:04.20. Porter combined for 14 Greyhound points, running the anchor for the 4x400m relay. Porter, along with Megan Trainer, Lisa Potter, and Marissa Buccellato, finished third at 4:06.68.
Anna Bosse recorded the best individual finish, running the 3,000m steeplechase in 11:38.21. Bosse finished first among eight fellow competitors.
The other first place finish came by the way of the 4x800m relay. Teammates Kelly Maguire, Jackie D'Antonio, Kiera Harrison, and Calli Pappas finished first with a time of 9:41.14.
Pastyrnak, D'Antonio, Rogerson, and Buccellato all placed in the top-eight, adding points to scoreboard for Loyola. In the 100m dash, Pastyrnak finished fourth with a time of 13.04, while the trio of D'Antonio, Rogerson, and Buccellato finished 6th-8th in the 400m run with times of 1:01.69, 1:01.80, and 1:01.80, respectively.
On the track Mary DeGregorio recorded a personal best in the 5,000m with a time of 19:49.01. In the 400m Lisa Potter, Margaret Larkin, and Brianna Nelson all recorded new personal records, while teammates Elizabeth Sypek and Christina Bearden tabbed personal bests in the 800m.
The Greyhounds also say a successful day on the field side, as rookie Uchechukwu Emili recorded a personal record in the hammer throw, with a distance of 32.53m. Fellow throw competitor Courtney Willeford tabbed a new personal record in the shot put, at 10.20m. Senior jumper Alyssa Harrison was the only field participant to contribute points the Loyola effort, finishing fifth in the high jump with a height of 1.55m. In the long jump, Kelly Hilbert and Emma Mascoli both recorded personal records of 4.88m and 4.63m, respectively.
The women were not the only ones to have success on their home turf, Iggy the Greyhound ran in the first-ever 100m mascot race, finishing first in front of Poe the raven, the Oriole bird, and Hoppy the Johns Hopkins Blue Jay. A 50/50 raffle allowed spectators to choose their favorite mascot and donate to its specific charity. Iggy's victory won over $300 for the MARGARET Fund of the National Women's Law Center (NWLC) in Washington, D.C. The fund, an acronym for May All Resolve Girls Achieve Real Equity Today, strives to support education and compliance of Title IX efforts. The race was a big success, and brought a number of people to the meet.
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