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Genre/Form: | Fiction Juvenile works Juvenile fiction |
Material Type: | Juvenile audience, Audio book, etc. |
Document Type: | Sound Recording |
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Bill Martin; Eric Carle; Gwyneth Paltrow; Adriana Sananes |
OCLC Number: | 781104675 |
Language Note: | In English and Spanish. |
Notes: | Includes bonus tracks with readings by Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle, and Spanish language versions read by Adriana Sananes. "The grammy-nominated collection"--Container. "Contains 4 board books and one CD"--Container. Includes bonus Spanish language versions!--Container. Unabridged. On board pages. |
Performer(s): | Read by Gwyneth Paltrow. |
Description: | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 4 books (unpaged : col. ill. ; 18 cm.) |
Contents: | Brown Bear, Brown Bear, what do you see? -- Polar Bear, Polar Bear, what do you see? -- Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What do you see? -- Baby Bear, Baby Bear, what do you see? |
Other Titles: | Brown Bear and friends |
Responsibility: | Bill Martin, Jr., Eric Carle. |
Children see a variety of animals, each one a different color, and a teacher looking at them.
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HUDSON FALLS, N.Y. -- Tricia Denier and other members of Jesse Smith's family gathered at Juckett Park to remember toddler. A boy they say rarely ever cried.
"He was always happy, smiling," said Heather Clark, a cousin.
"Everybody that was always talking about him, he was always smiling. Always happy," said Diana Rawlins, a cousin.
Police say the 15-month-old was killed last February 15th by his father. To honor the boy, family members released balloons.
Denier said, "If we let the balloon off, he knows we haven't forgotten about him. We are still fighting for him."
Smith's father, Gary Waite, is awaiting trial in the case, but family members say they aren't looking for justice. They just wish they had their boy back.
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U.S. U-17 WNT Rolls Past Netherlands 6-0 at U-16 Nordic Cup
July 5, 2010
The USA's Reilly Parker opened the scoring in the 35th minute, first-timing a cross from Kori Lavrusky from about five yards out. That started a flow of goals that saw three scores in each half, including a Dutch own goal in the 41st minute.
The win puts the USA atop its group that also includes Norway and Denmark. The USA will face Denmark on July 6 with a win giving the young Americans a great chance to make the championship game.
Match: U.S. U-17 ('94) Women's National Team vs. the Netherlands U-16 WNT
Date: July 5, 2010
Competition: U-16 Nordic Cup
Venue: Hillerod Stadium; Hillerod, Denmark
Weather: Overcast, 65 degrees
Scoring Summary: 1 2 F
USA – Reilly Parker 35th minute
USA – Esther Lok (own goal) 41
USA – Ashley Spivey 42
USA – Lindsey Horan (penalty kick) 48
USA – Isabel Farrell 69
USA – Stephanie Amack (Amber Munerlyn) 72
USA: 1-Kate Rowland (18-Cassie Miller, 71); 20-Haley Washburn, 14-Katie Naughton (Maya Theuer, 74), 8-Cari Roccaro, 12-Laura Liedle; 10-Ashley Spivey (Joanna Boyles, 63), 11-Danielle Weatherholt; 4-Summer Green (Kelli Hubly, 51), 13-Lindsey Horan (Isabel Farrell, 58), 7-Reilly Parker (Stephanie Amack, 68), 16-Kodi Lavrusky (Amber Munerlyn, 51).
Subs not used: N/A
Head Coach: Mike Dickey
NED: 1-Jennifer Vreugdenhill; 2-Yvette van der Veen, 3-Llse van der Zanden, 4-Michelle van der Helm (14-Dominique Janssen, 49), 5-Quinniver Lardinois (12-bernou Hijlkema, 49); 6-Tessa Klein Braskamp (13-Lesley ter Winkel, 59), 7-Esther Lok (17-Jeslynn Kuijpers, 40), 8-Evy Meinders, 11-Cherraine Breinburg (15-Vivianne Miedema, 67); 9-sabine Becx (18-Kim Mourmans, 40), 10-Myrthe Morrees
Subs not used: 16-Nienke Olthof
Head Coach: Maria van Kortenhof
Stats Summary: USA / NED
Shots: 15 / 3
Shots on Goal: 11 / 1
Saves: 1 / 4
Corner Kicks: 5 / 1
Fouls: 3 / 9
Offside: 3 / 0


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This photo taken in 2013 and provided by the University of Cincinnati on Sunday, Sept. 22, 2013, show Cincinnati football Ben Flick. Flick was killed, and Mark Barr and Javon Harrison were injured in a one-vehicle accident following the Bearcats' 14-0 win over Miami of Ohio on Saturday night, Sept. 21, 2013, in Oxford, Ohio. (AP Photo/University of Cincinnati)
Sean VanDyne, a freshman at Miami University and a Hamilton native, has died after a Saturday night crash.
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HANOVER TWP., Butler County —
Alcohol and speed played a part in the death of University of Cincinnati football player Benjamin Flick and the driver, according to the Butler County Sheriff's Office, which released more details about the accident on Friday.
Sean VanDyne, 18, was driving at nearly double the speed limit the night of Sept. 21 when he crashed in Hanover Twp. He was killed, as was Flick, VanDyne's childhood friend. Two of Flick's teammates who were in the car were injured. Sheriff's investigators determined the 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt was traveling at 85 mph in a 45-mph zone along a hilly stretch of road within five seconds of the crash at Stahlheber and Morman roads.
VanDyne was headed west on Stahlheber at about 10:15 p.m. when the car went off the right side of the road, according to the report. He over-corrected, which caused the car to go left of center and into a ditch. It struck a tree and went back across the road where it hit a second ditch and landed on its top, according to the report.
VanDyne and Flick, 19, both of Hamilton, were not wearing seat belts. They were ejected. Javon J. Harrison of Huber Heights and Mark Barr of Florida, both 18, were trapped in the back seat. They both survived. Barr remains in a hospital.
Final toxicology tests are pending, but investigators said initial tests indicate VanDyne's blood alcohol level was .056. Ohio's limit is .02 for any person younger than 21.
"Don't drink and drive, don't speed, and wear your seat belt," said Lt. Mike Craft, who said speed appears to be the primary cause of the crash. Investigators could not determine if beer cans found outside the wreckage had been in the car, he said.
Harrison and Barr did not know VanDyne, Craft said. Flick offered them a ride back to Cincinnati. They had attended the Miami vs. Cincinnati football game in Oxford earlier in the day.
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Holly Bay Campground provides visitors with wooded campsites in close proximity to Laurel River Lake. Campers enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, bicycling and hiking. The campground has 28 sites that may be reserved. All other campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis. The boat ramp at the campground is for campers only. A fish cleaning station is provided nearby. Holly Bay Marina is a full-service facility located near the campground where rental boats, camping and fishing supplies, fishing licenses and maps can be obtained. The marina, open year round, has accessible features and a public boat ramp.
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The Walter P. Carter Center, at 630 W. Fayette St. is currently the only place in Baltimore that treats mentally ill homeless, uninsured, and criminal city residents. The state will pay private facilities to treat the mostly uninsured population that has previously been sent to Carter or send them to other state-run psychiatric facilities—like Catonsville's Spring Grove or Jessup's Clifton T. Perkins. Perkins is opening a new ward to accommodate the extra beds that will be needed after the close of the Carter Center.
But Katherine Ramey, a Carter Center nurse worries that patients won't receive the same level of care and that more of them will be returned to the streets without proper treatment. The Carter Center is a 28-day "wrap-around" resource—patients stay at the Carter Center and receive treatment for up to 28 days, at which point they are placed in long-term housing if necessary. Private facilities would not go to such great lengths to ensure the stability of their patients, Ramey says. She explains that most private facilities simply discharge patients after a few days, sometimes before medicine has had sufficient time to take effect.
A representative from the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene says he is confident that the care in the private sector is of the same quality as that provided by the Carter Center, and feels that the patients who require longer-term care will receive it.
The state contends that Carter is run-down and structurally unsound, but Ramey believes that state officials intentionally let the facility fall into disrepair. Normally, she says, a maintenance crew services the building, doing repairs and painting. This year, however, the service was not of the same quality. She believes that this may have contributed to the shut down. —Jamie McCoy


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There's a HOUSE inside my MUMMY - ANDREAE, GRhyming picture book about the arrival of a new baby, told from a toddler's viewpoint. |
Orchard 2001 9781841213132 |
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Aren't You Lucky! - ANHOLT, CA toddler is not convinced that she is lucky to have a baby brother, until he is old enough for her to help. Lots of familiar situations to talk about. |
Bodley Head 1990 9780370314518 |
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Sophie and the New Baby - ANHOLT, CSophie loves the new baby - at first. But it comes as a big shock when she finds out it's staying for good. A gentle story, useful in that the time factor is well illustrated. |
Orchard 1995 9781852139186 |
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Billy and the Baby - BRADMAN, TBilly's parents include him in the planning for the new baby, but Billy has his own surprising and special present for his new sister. Nicely understated. |
Collins 1997 9780001982307 |
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The Perfect Baby - BRADMAN, TLucy is not happy with her new baby brother, but the alternatives from the hospital are much worse! An entertaining look at a child's attitude to the new addition with a positive outcome. |
Egmont 2009 9781405206914 |
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There's going to be a baby - BURNINGHAM, JA young child's questions , hopes and fears for his soon-to-arrive new sibling are answered affectionately, and with humour by his family. |
Walker 2010 9780744549966 |
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My Mum's Having a Baby! - BUTLER, DAn illustrated month by month account of mum's pregnancy. |
Cat's Whiskers 2006 9781903012741 |
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My Baby Sister - CHICHESTER CLARK, EHumber has to adjust to a new baby sister who takes Mum's attention. A comforting story of a toddler adjusting to a new baby, featuring a familiar picture book character. |
HarperCollins 2009 9780007273249 |
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The new baby - CIVARDI, AA simple account of preparations for and birth of a new baby sister in an extended family situation. |
Usborne 2000 9780746041116 |
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. . . along came Eric - CLARKE, GA humorous look at sibling rivalry. Nigel has difficulty accepting the attention Eric receives but eventually they get along well. Then mum has another baby . . . Could provide a useful talking point with a jealous sibling. |
Andersen 1991 9780862643133 |
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Little Monster Did It! - COOPER, HLively and funny story of a big sister's jealous bid for attention. The 'Little Monster' who gets the blame for her antics is a wickedly appealing character. |
Doubleday 1995 9780385406208 |
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What's Inside Your Tummy, Mummy? - COCOVINI, AA book that explains exactly what goes on inside a pregnant mummy's tummy. Will help to prepare for the arrival of a new brother or sister. |
Red Fox 2007 9781862303607 |
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Za-Za's Baby Brother - COUSINS, LZa-Za feels left out when the new baby arrives but when he's the only one she can cuddle she finds he's not so bad after all. A warm brightly illustrated book. |
Walker 1995 9780744570267 |
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New BIG Sister - GLIORI, DIt's a big surprise to discover that mum's having a baby. This gentle and funny story will be reassuring to any soon-to-be big sister. |
Walker 1994 9780744536102 |
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Baby on board - GRAY, KA very funny look at pregnancy for older children, presented in a cartoon picture book style. Deals with the facts about the growing embryo as well as the impact on family life. |
Hodder 2004 9780340878019 |
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Hi new baby! - HARRIS, R HA little girl learns to cope with, and even like, her new baby brother. Big, expressive pastel illustrations. |
Walker 2000 9780744556261 |
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New Born - HENDERSON, KThis portrait of a new baby in a close family circle is warm and welcoming. |
Frances Lincoln 1999 9780711212626 |
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Disgusting Denzil - KRAILING, TWhen Denzil the monster's baby sister is born, Denzil feels pushed out and ignored. Gradually he comes to realise that she is something to be proud of. A humorous approach to a common situation. |
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Waiting for Baby - KUBLER, A (illustrator)A lovely book for a very young child, showing a little boy helping his parents get ready for the arrival of a new baby. Colourful heart-warming pictures give a positive, exciting feel to this book. |
Child's Play 2001 9780859539739 |
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Love that baby! - LASKY, KA book about babies for new brothers, sisters, cousins and friends. Describes their habits, eating and what they like to do. Lovely introduction to new babies. |
Walker 2005 9781844287581 |
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Too Small for Honey Cake - LOBEL, GLittle Fox feels pushed out when Baby Fox arrives, but becomes much happier when his mother makes his favourite cake which the baby is too small to eat. |
Orchard Books 2006 9781843629481 |
3+ |
Our New Baby - MAISNER, HBen and Amy feel very differently about their soon to arrive baby sibling. Amy (the oldest) is excited, but Ben (younger) is frightened that things will change. Story is reassuring and discusses how Ben is made to feel better. |
Kingfisher 2004 9780753409961 |
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Something Special - MOON, NFriday was 'special' day in Charlie's class but he can't think of anything special to take. Then he discovers his new baby sister is more special than he realised. |
Orchard 1995 9781852139230 |
3+ |
Izzie's Idea - POWELL, JWhen Izzie's baby brother Ben arrives home he takes up everyone's time with feeding and changing and bathing. When Ben cries and cries, Izzie solves the problem with smiles all around. |
Watts 2003 9780749651626 |
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Cornelius P. Mud, are you ready for baby? - SALTZBERG, BA new baby brother may not be able to do much yet, but Cornelius is good at being a brother. A humorous story with lively illustrations of great appeal! |
Candlewick 2009 9780763635961 |
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Dear Baby: letters from your big brother - SULLIVAN, SMike, who is waiting for a new brother or sister, writes letters to "her" before and after the birth about his hopes and fears. His friend also has a new baby sister and the letters contain his reactions as well |
Walker Books 2006 9780744593693 |
5+ |
When the Teddy Bears Came - WADDELL, MA new baby seems to get all the attention but an older brother needs to know he's loved too. A simple reassuring story, beautifully illustrated. |
Walker 1994 9780744525694 |
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A Baby for Grace - WHYBROW, IA familiar situation - child feeling ignored by distracted parents at the time of the birth of the baby. |
Kingfisher 1998 9780753402061 |
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automator for importing pictures
I'm looking for a method to use automator to streamline the way I currently import my pictures and sync my external drive Pictures folder with my MBP iPhoto.
My current workflow when I take a picture with my iPhone/camera is 1. Connect the device to my MBP with the usb 2. Open image capture 3. Import the pictures to a generic desktop folder to "hold" the pictures 4. Manually move the pics to a specific folder (Christmas 2012) on my external drive As a result of my workflow, my external drive is my accurate collection of pictures, and iPhoto is sadly missing large chunks of my photo history. What I'd like to do is create/use an automator that will 1. Complete steps 1-4 above 2. After creating the specific folder (Christmas 2012) on my external drive, import the folder into my MBP iPhoto Should the import be an event or album? Does it make a difference? 3. Label the individual pictures within the folder...01-12252012...02-12252012...03-12252012 Is this feasible? Any other suggestions on how to automate my workflow and better sync my external drive and my iPhoto? Thank you.
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How about this...
Instead of iPhoto, use Adobe's Lightroom. Lightroom gives you the ability to make a second copy of the image files, during import, in a different location. In this scenario you would use Lr to import your images to your MBP, while simultaneously copying those images to the external. Now those images are in two spots. Instead of using the old-fashioned way of creating folders and sub-folders, harness the power of the Digital Asset Manager - which is what iPhoto, Aperture, and Lightroom are. In this scenario you would create Albums within Lr that correspond to the folder system you have been using. Now you can find images by Album, Keyword, Date, etc etc. Plus, you can pop an image that has your friend visiting at Christmas into both the Friends Album and the Christmas Album. Any edits done on one is also shown the other. You can have an image in as many Albums as you want without taking up any more room. Plus - you can create a Virtual Copy (perhaps one is BW and the other is colour) - again without taking up any more space, and all the meta-data on the 1st image is inherited by the subsequent copies. With this scenario you have better access to your photos, and you have the original images copied to the external. All without futzing with an automator workflow. I suppose there may be specific reasons you need to nest the folders, I will admit... but you didn't mention those needs so I can't address them. Luck.
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Thanks for the suggestion but I'm not sure I want to spend $150 to manage my photos. Although reading some of the features of LR do make it tempting.
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That said, the difference is minuscule and Aperture is much cheaper. You could just set up a nightly cloned backup of the disk with the photos. It's what I do. I have an internal disk for Time Machine (for user errors) and an auto cloned back up to an external HDD for serious errors. If you are serious about your photos, and if you have a large library it is worth investing in something better than iPhoto. I am a professional, and Lr takes care of about 90% of the work I need to do. For me it's an investment - it saves me a tremendous amount of time, and allows me to put my finger on an image very very quickly. I like the presets because I can set up an export preset for each of my usual usages. One for web quality with watermark, one for web quality without watermark, one for high resolution, another for thumbnails. The first export takes some time to get right because you need to go through an extensive list of options, and get them all the way you want them. The 2nd export takes just a couple of seconds. It is just a matter of choosing the preset and the destination. Click Export and Walla! You are done. After an Export I generally toss the destination folder because I can recreate it on demand.
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How much faster are various mathematical operations using a Trachtenberg method rather than a conventional method?
According to the book 'The Trachtenberg Speed System of Basic Mathematics', "A thin, studious-looking boy wearing silver-rimmed spectacles was told to multiply 5132437201 times 452736502783. He blitzed through the problem computing the answer—2323641669144374101785—in seventy seconds. The class was one where the Trachtenberg system of mathematics is taught." The book also states that "Educators have found that the Trachtenberg system shortens time for mathematical computations by twenty percent.", although this statement does not seem consistent with the previous example. |
It depends on what area of arithmetic you are talking about It's really useful in some places whereas at times it just involves a lot of learning by rote where normal conventional methods could have their way much more easily. |


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My biggest moment at the agency was when I got my hair cut!! It was a very emotional moment for me, and this has changed my life completely, and my career officially started from there!! Yeah!!!
I am so glad that I was able to do this season with the new models. I thought good-looking models were all arrogant and mean... but I was really wrong about this! That was totally my misunderstanding!!! They were really nice to me and cared for me when I was a bewildered Japanese stranger in this new environment and intimidated by everyone. Even when I was too shy to talk to them, they brought up topics about Japan and made conversation with me. They were really really sweet, and I truly appreciate their sincere warmth.
And, of course, JANICE! The first day, when I moved into the house it was hard for me to fit in with the other models, but she told the other models, "BE NICE TO THE JAPANESE GIRL." I can never forget that. She noticed that I had a hard time getting used to the models, but she always cared about me, broke my shell, and molded me into a better model.
I love Janice and her models, and I cannot thank them enough. Thank you soooooooooooooooo much!!! Loooooooooooooooooooove you guys!!!
Now, my opportunities for modeling have increased dramatically, and my life has totally changed!!!
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I keep in touch with some of the models! I hung out with Mia, Gavyen, Martin, JP at a party last week! I really had a good time spending time with them!! I also run into Traci and Polina at auditions, and we talked together how we are doing now! I was happy to see them!
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Would You Consider Having Only One Child?
April 4, 2011
© Sarah Preston Gorenstein
It's nothing I'd ever thought of before, but lately I've been asking myself if I could be okay with having only one child. You never know what life has in store for you, and if having two or three kids isn't in the cards for us, I wonder: How would I feel about having only one child?
My heart is so filled with love for Preston: With each new stage, I find myself more and more in love with him. Now that he's finally walking, he's become this independent little man, calling the shots in our house, and everywhere else (you should've seen him commanding the park on Sunday, like he owned it). He's the sweetest, cutest, funniest, most vocal little kid I know—I love being his mom more than I ever dreamed I would, and I love him more than I ever knew was possible. And sometimes I feel like that love is fulfilling enough, should that be all there is for us.
But the truth is, I ache for a house full of children. Having this big brood sitting around the dinner table is something I long for. I know this is strange to say, but I watch Keeping Up With the Kardashians and I feel a twinge of jealousy over the huge, crazy family they have. I love how close all the sisters are; I love how close the kids are with Kris and Bruce Jenner. For all of the criticisms they each get, I think the bond they have as a family more than makes up for whatever their shortcomings are perceived to be. It's amazing and special and I totally envy it. I grew up with one older sibling, my brother Michael, who's four years older than I am, and none of our cousins ever lived near us. We had the exact opposite kind of upbringing as the Kardashians. (Still, the mere mention of "Tampons" or "poopy diapers" at the dinner table would send my dad flying out of the dining room in a fit.)
We're a close family unit, but a small one. I want the big family that I never had—my own big family.
But when reality sets in, I realize I didn't start making this family till I was 34 years old, and I am quickly (too quickly) approaching 37—on April 15—and I know that having three kids isn't very realistic at this point in my life. It's possible, of course, but not likely. I've been saying for a while now that I want to be done having kids by the time I turn 40. (I also thought I'd be married with three kids by the time I was 30—ha!)
With our quest to get pregnant taking longer than I'd hoped, the dream of having three kids is starting to dissipate. It's something both my husband and I have always wanted, but we need to get number two squared away before we can really think about number three. It's hard not to get ahead of ourselves though. I mean, we only dated for eight months before getting engaged (and were engaged for exactly six months!). We've been on the fast track since we started seeing each other back in 2007...
Plus, I'm a big dreamer, and a longterm planner.
We already have our hands quite full as parents to one. With a new-ish marriage, parenthood, our demanding careers, and our own respective families (my husband's side of the family is huge and fun, they could have their own reality show), we have very full lives already.
Sometimes I can't imagine it being any different—another tiny person in the house scares me a little (and by a little I mean a lot). I've heard the transition from one to two is harder than the transition from two to three (is that true?). It all looks hard to me…especially now that we finally got the first one figured out.
I feel so blessed for the amazing child I already have—I don't think I even have the right to want more. But I do. I want a sibling for Preston; at least one sibling. I want a permanent play mate for him. And I want to hold a newborn in my arms again; that's the selfish part of me talking. But mostly, I want that house full of screaming children, who will one day become bickering adults—I want my own little party posse.
But if Preston is all I get, of course I could be okay with it—I'd have to be. I'm sure I'd be devastated, but I would find a way to live with it. He has brought me more happiness than I ever thought possible. Even in my darkest days, one look at his face lights me up. If he's our only child, I could do a helluva lot worse.
Have you ever considered having one child? Or do you have only one child? Or are you only one child yourself? And if so, have you ever felt like you were missing out on something?
I've been blogging again over at www.thecosmomom.com. Or you can follow me on Twitter @thecosmomom, and Facebook at Sarah Preston Gorenstein.


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I use the balance interface and reason essentials for now few weeks and i love both of them. I play guitar and like a lot of people here, line 6 is not enough for me... i'm sorry. I'm actually thinking about reamping stuffs. The Torpedo Reload (by Two notes) will be on sale in June. (what is the Reload? http://www.two-notes.com/en/hardware/torpedo-reload/) I would love to be able to use this in Reason but i need a great cab simulator, like the vst/au provided with the Reload called PI-101. But actually that's impossible. I really don't want to change for another DAW.. but if things don't change, i'll be forced to.. Maybe you could contact Two notes in order to create a Rack Extension or what.. thanks by advance! See U Franck Last edited by franco59; 2013-01-29 at 12:05. |
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I'm all for a little tomfoolery when it comes to quick-and-dirty photo-editing tricks on mobile devices. The latest app I can't get enough of that meets this criterion is Levitagram.
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Last weekend I spent all day Saturday "manning" an unmarked table at Airport Appreciation Days.
Still in my two year waiting period after having several surgeries for skin cancer, I had layered myself with so much sun screen and sun block that I must have looked like a zombie! I tripled up on my allergy medication and had even driven down to Bloomington the day before for an extra round of allergy shots. I sat there with a large hat that blocked the sun from hitting any skin. And I wore my new prescription sunglasses. And I carried three coats to keep me warm and protected (it was COLD that morning and the wind never did die down). Why would I do all that? Well, Ms. Ginger Scott asked me too. If you know Ginger then you know you just can't say no to whatever she asks of you! My table was on the far north side of the Putnam County Airport, down a concrete lane of activities designed for the enjoyment of children and those who are still young at heart. A few hundred feet away was a scaling wall, a bounce castle, and a bounce house with some sort of inner-tube slide in it. There was a booth representing the United Way and an Angry Birds game for young children to play. There was a man who kept cutting logs with a power saw who somehow created figures of bears, owls, and animal scenes. Right in front of my table was The Bungee Trampoline! Imaging bungee chords all strung together with safety hooks in the middle and you've got a good picture of it. There was a west set and a north set so that two persons could be simultaneously bouncing on the trampoline parts while hydraulic poles eventually carried the occupant as high as fifteen feet. Over the course of eight hours I saw few "adults" who tried jumping and spinning on it. But I saw scores of children who had the time of the lives! Each jumper had to be strapped in to a tight harness and the adult crew would patiently but firmly make sure that each child would be safe. Then, attached to those safety hooks in the middle, the crew would somehow intuitively know how high and how far each child was ready to go. Some simply jumped up and down for five minutes. Some rose above the poles as they learned how to propel themselves or receive the occasional boost from the crew. Some learned how to turn themselves completely over or even roll two, three, or four times in circles of laughter. And all had that sparkle of freedom as they flew in the air with joy! With nearly every jump there would come a two second period where it looked like the jumper was just floating in the air before gravity regained control. Whether a young child of four or an adult near forty, they would rise to the farthest height and then be suspended in the air before coming back down. And during that two second period the expressions on each face remained the same: glee, exhilaration, triumph, abandonment of their worries and cares, contentment just to be, just to exist. Joy in the very experience itself. Peace. I saw nearly a hundred people floating in the air that day. I began taking pictures of some of them, their expressions priceless until their five minutes were over and they had to return to the real world. Not only were the children in a state of euphoria but their parents and grandparents somehow caught that same joy while simply watching. You could say that their joy was passed from one person to another and families would walk away speechless but happy. I had a lot of thoughts about the children who jumped on The Bungee Trampoline that day. I, too, caught a glimpse of what they experienced as I watched from the sidelines. In some regards I was jealous of each one of them for I am too heavy to be safely strapped in that harness and attached to the bungee chords on the hydraulic poles. I am at least too old. But that didn't matter. Their public display was contagious enough so that at closing time I left content and happy. That evening I spent a couple of hours making last minute re-writes to what would be my sermon the next day. And then it dawned on me. What those free falling jumpers experienced are the same expressions I see on the faces of those in worship from time to time. Sometimes it happens when I cheat and look out on the congregation during prayer. Sometimes it happens during a message I'm preaching, or a hymn that's being sung, or during a special in music that touches the soul. Often times it happens during the sharing of a sacrament. I'll see people who, for a few seconds, are filled with glee, exhilaration, triumph, abandonment of their worries and cares, contentment just to be, just to exist. They'll have joy "written" all over their faces. They are overcome by peace, a contagious peace that quickly spreads. It's as if they know they are in the hands of God. Eventually they have to return to the cares of the world but for a few seconds or even a moment they release all their troubles and simply ... float on the love of God. |
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President Obama did not come off as competent nor did he look remotely Presidential. He looked ill at ease, spoke in an incoherent flailing manner, rehashed campaign talking points in a halting manner (no teleprompter), did not listen to what Romney said, and smirked, looked downcast, and defeated when shown on split screen with Romney talking. This writer, like many Obama supporters, is crushed. Crushed but still trying to defend the indefensible. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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BRADFORD COUNTY, Pa. -- One man was killed in a two car crash in Bradford County. It happened on Route 6 near Lynch Road in Burlington Township just before 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Pennsylvania State Police say an SUV was trying to pass a line of cars behind a slow moving tractor trailer. That's when one of the cars near the front of the line tried to turn left, hitting the SUV. The SUV hit a guard rail, went airborne and finally come to a stop in a creek several feet below.
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2012 Boxing Knockout Of The Year Nominees
Welcome to The Queensberry Rules' annual year-end awards, starting today and continuing throughout the week. Here's how we do it around these parts:
The major categories are Knockout of the Year, Round of the Year, Fight of the Year and Fighter of the Year. The final leg is a pu-pu platter of awards ranging from Trainer of the Year to more frivolous topics.
For each category, I give five finalists, with video and/or relevant info. You tell me if my finalists and honorable mentions are lacking, and give your vote on who you think should win. Maybe you sway me to adjust the list, and maybe you sway me on the eventual winner. On the second day after a category is introduced, I give that winner and explain why. (There are virtually no major fights left in 2012, but we reserve the right to change our category winners if something crazy happens.)
So, up first: Knockout of the Year candidates. On deck: Knockout of the Year and Round of the Year candidates.
Adonis Stevenson - Jesus Gonzales
Unconscious Gonzales raised his hands, dreaming he was the winner. Not so much.
Mikkel Kessler - Allan Green
Allan Green scored the Knockout of the Year back in 2005. It's the nature of the business that he'd end up on the other end of the equation one day.
Randall Bailey - Mike Jones
As is his wont, Bailey didn't do very much until he did this. But when he did this, the biggest comeback KO of the year, it almost made it all worth it.
Shinsuke Yamanaka - Tomas Rojas
Rojas once claimed he took a dive in a fight. It would have beeen hard to fake this one.
Juan Manuel Marquez - Manny Pacquiao IV
Manny Pacquiao vs Juan Manuel Marquez 4 KO 6... by EdgarAHR
The revenge. The lunge. The placement. The meme. The most IMPORTANT knockout of the year, at least.
Bryant Jennings - Bowie Tupou
Nonito Donaire - Jorge Arce
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Javier Fortuna - Yaundale Evans
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David Lemieux - Alvaro Gaoana
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Name: | Shanthi means "peace" or "blessing" in Sinhalese (translation varies from region to region). |
History at the Zoo: | Shanthi was given to the National Zoo as a gift from the children of Sri Lanka in 1976. Kandula is her second calf; a female born in 1993 died of elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus (EEHV) in 1995. |
Origin: | Shanthi came from Sri Lanka, where she lived at the Pinnewela Elephant Orphanage until 1976. |
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Weight: | Approximately 7,300 pounds. |
History at the Zoo: | Ambika was given to the national Zoo as a gift from the children of India in 1961. |
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My final thoughts on Painter-gate. I haven't been this ready to move on from something since high school. Fittingly there are seven of them.
1. It was good that Irsay said something. He took responsibility (which he should have). I agree with him that the move was courageous because it was rooted in principles. Personally, I believe that "a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds" and that there are moments where your principles can be exposed as inadequate for the circumstances. That's what happened here in my opinion. You can call this decision whatever you want, but cowardly isn't an adjective that can be used. It was sloppy. It was unnecessary. It may or may not have been stupid. It was not selfish (it cost Caldwell a Coach of the Year award). It was not cowardly.
2. The net effect on this season will be negligible. Nothing that happened last week nor this week matters. I've now read scores of articles arguing that there is and that there isn't 'momentum' in the NFL. Whenever you see that much noise on both sides of an issue, it means no one knows. One thing is certain: even if there used to be momentum, each of the last three seasons have produced a Super Bowl team that looked dead in the water going into January. This season will too. Maybe it will be the Vikings. Maybe it will be the Saints. Maybe it will be the Colts.
3. If I hear one more writer bring up how resting didn't work in 2007 I'm going to scream. You listening, Kravitz? Everyone knows that rest had NOTHING to do with the Colts' 2007 playoff loss to the Chargers. No one can honestly look you in the face and say otherwise. Just shut up. People need 2007 because without it, the evidence tilts in favor of rest. 1999 and 2004 outweigh 2005, but if you wedge 2007 in there, it looks like an argument. I'm still waiting for ANYONE to explain how rest hurt the Colts in 2007. Don't let them throw Marvin Harrison in there either, if he could have played before the playoffs he would have. He shouldn't have played AT ALL in the playoffs. That's a different issue. Even mentioning 2007 in this discussion is intellectually dishonest. Kravtiz has said before that he knows there is little real connection between rest and the 2007 loss, but he keeps waiving it about wildly anyway.
4. This was not a "once in a lifetime opportunity". This is a third or fourth time in a lifetime opportunity already. Seriously, no one even batted an eye when the Colts went to 10-0. You don't think they could go for this whenever they want? 13-0 in 2005. 10-0 in 2006. 7-0 (with narrow losses late) in 2007. This team will always be in position to rip off 10 or 12 wins in a row. If I told you right now that in the next three years the Colts would have a season where they went at least 11-0, would you even blink? Indy will be in this same spot again soon.
5. The 2007 Pats were not noble. They were perhaps the least honorable, least sportsmanlike team in history. Their "quest for perfection" was not born of any great love and honor of sport and the essence of competition. They also wound up as the biggest chokers in the history of football. So save me interviews with those guys. Their opinion is utterly irrelevant. If nothing else, I'm glad the Colts have tried to be the opposite of that team. They were evil. They were not sportsmen. If you don't think the arrogance got them in the end, just rewatch Brady's smug press conference before the Super Bowl. They thought they were invincible and they took the Giants lightly. They paid for it and will live in history as choking dogs. So shut it, Teddy Bruschi. I don't give a flying fart what you think about this.
6. The Colts have to drop this "other records were more important" crap. Just say, "We didn't care!" I can buy that. I can buy that you think it is all utter nonsense. Just don't tell me that one obscure record is more important that an undefeated season. That makes no sense. Not 10 people in a 1,000 would agree. Just say, "We only care about one thing...the Super Bowl". There is a difference by the way between letting players get individual records and a team record. The players use those personal records to make more money. The players will revolt over the long haul if you suppress their stats. Guys like Manning, Wayne, Harrison, Clark...they are all great guys. But other guys see that stuff too. By letting players hit personal milestones, you smooth things out in the locker room in the long run. Now, the Colts only do this when it only takes a few extra plays to get the guy a mark. In my opinion, it would have taken only a few extra plays to get the win on Sunday too. One or at the most two more drives would have done it. That leads me to the final point:
7. I'll never be ok with what happened. I'll never ever agree. I'll never say it was necessary. No matter what else happens from here on out. Super Bowl or no. There was no reason to take Manning out up 15-10 with the ball on the 10. Taking him out? Sure. Resting players? Sure. But playing a weird "in between" strategy of not announcing the move before the game "for competitive advantage", but then coaching the game like the outcome didn't matter (punting on fourth and 3 with just two offensive possessions left) just makes no sense. That kind of half way coaching is indefensible. Righ move, wrong move...whatever. It didn't go down correctly.
They botched this. I don't remember the Colts ever botching anything under this regime, but they botched this.
It's not the end of the world.
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