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All the robotic fighters are sentient, to an extentWhile it appears that most of them are controlled via their owners, their ability to learn showcases that their AI slowly evolves over time and they start to become self aware.
"Farra Lemkova" my ass....Excella, what are you doing here??
Atom was an early prototype for Zeus.I honestly expected this to be revealed near the end. The eagerness of Zeus' owners to buy Atom made me feel that they knew something that Charlie and Max didn't. It was stated that Atom was considered an unusual Generation 2, and he was very good at adapting (which was also Zeus' specialty). My guess is that they didn't expect anyone to find an old prototype, and didn't want the technology getting out. Certainly, they never expected a pro-boxer to turn the prototype into something capable of going toe-to-toe with the latest version, though... This could actually fit quite well with the idea that Zeus' designer had been in retirement. It also give some extra weight to the final fight, as Atom represents a more basic design, that he had abandoned in favor of going bigger and flashier. He was literally having his mistake pounded to bits by his abandoned greatest creation.
Atom's success will begin a major renovation of the sport, with many former human boxers now being brought in to "train" the robotsThis means Charlie and Max escentually re-employed thousands of people singlehandedly. If this turns out to be true, this would be awesome!
The name Zeus was a subtle reference to RockyHe played the same role as Apollo Creed, and shared a name with the mythological father of Apollo.
The sequel has Charlie going full-time into training boxing robots, while Max's aunt and uncle invest in a robot boxing team so Max can get into developing boxing robots professionally...which means that the next Real Steel tournament leads up to Charlie and Max FACING EACH OTHER.
Atom's popularity is gradually destroying big-League boxingLemkova gave no sign of actually thinking Atom was a threat to Zeus, so why the 200-grand offer? Answer: Atom's popularity is drawing attention to the small-time independent fight circuit, and people are discovering the entertainment value is about the same at a much lower ticket price. Lemkova doesn't want the competition, so she tries to pull Atom out of the equation so people will come back to her overpriced and probably-rigged productions.
The sequel will have a theme of escalation.
This is a prequel to Pacific Rim.
This takes place three years before X-Men: Days of Future Past.When Sentinels become a problem, Wolverine has to fight robots once more, this time with his own claws.
Charlie is a Time Lord.The truck is his TARDIS. The movie takes place summer 2020 before August 27th, yet Charlie's phone says "Sunday September 09" at one point and "Saturday September 09" at another point. Neither correspond to the 2020 calendar.
Atom will lose his old advantageEveryone's gonna realize "Pro boxer coach=OP" and get one, new bots will be built with this in mind, so Atom won't be so unique anymore, however he'll still have the Experience advantage, his natural durability, and now, alot more cash backing him up from being "Robot boxing's pepsi" with a pair of rich people paying his bills ontop of all that. Expect showmanship, like an overly dramatic entrance, more shiny materials, and more power behind his blows.


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In some cases it could be handy, if you were able to convert a container you've constructed in the variable pane into a type directly from the variables pane.
One case could be, if you chose to store some settings in the sequence file, but the settings are dependent upon fx equipment or the product variant. It can be handy to have a variable with the settings, and an array of settings specific to various configurations from which you can choose. But the 'settings' container and the type in the array of settings containers, of course have to align. And this is best achieved by a custom data type.
Often sequences start out for one configuration only, and later on the need for multiple configurations occurs - and that's why I think it could be handy - if you were able to convert a container, already in the variable pane, into a custom data type.
I suggest being able to group steps in a sequence:
Steps that are grouped should in interactive mode be forced to be handled together, e.g. "Run selected steps" would always select all the steps in the group. This way you could re-use certain steps multiple times down the sequence without allowing such steps to be executed by themselves (or the opposite, make sure certain steps were never executed without surrounding safeguards).
Today we'd usually enclose such must-work-together steps inside sub-sequences, but that solution does not safeguard against selecting a single step within that sub-sequence for execution by itself, and sometimes putting steps in a sub-sequence is non-optimal (one such case is when you have disabled tracing into subsequences, but this particular set of steps you'd like to have tracing on - I know there are ways to go about this, but these are cumbersome and non-trivial to spot when editing the sequence).
I wouldn't add any extra configuration options to a group, it should simply be a group/ungroup thing - all settings still being on a per step basis.
The use cases for a group could be expanded into making it easier to select a co-working set of steps for copying and pasting, it would be a good way to document co-working steps and so on.
One of the only paths (if not the only path) that can't be specified by expression in TestStand is the substep module in a custom test step. A substep module must currently be statically defined.
For advanced architectures it would be nice to be able to define substeps by expressions instead of statically (in one project this was a showstopper to the flexible architecture we attempted to implement).
I'd prefer TestStand worked the same way as LabVIEW, such that it'd allow multiple versions open at the same time. Other than probably some stuff internal to the TestStand architecture* I don't see any reason for the version selector.
* It's probably due to the ActiveX API having the same server and method names between versions, but that can be worked around if necessary.
As NI has acknowledged (here, here) for more than 5 years, the Build .sql File button creates schemas with errors. This is even true for the default schemas in the left of the dialog. Would be great if NI would go ahead and correct this. BTW - to create default tables in the meantime, a developer should use a SQL file located here: <TestStand>\Components\Models\TestStandModels\Data
I'd like to see a "No Comparison" comparison type added to the String Value Test.
Currently there are only two options for comparison type on the String Value Test: "CaseSensitive" and "IgnoreCase". I have often wished there was a "No Comparison" option similar to what is available for the Numeric Limit Test. Sometimes you want to pass a string to the test report in the result field that neither passes nor fails the test.
When you select the "Unlod modules" in the module, you have no result message: user can't know if modules were really unloaded or not.
You can see the situation with a sequence that load a .DLL extension is opened and has run: if you want to delete (or update) the DLL file windows prevent you to do. Make Unload, Windows sometimes still prevent you.
I've not found the real conditions to reproduce the situation but I think you should improve the user information with that Unload Modules function to shos, as ex, which modules have been really unloaded and which ones not.
Sometimes I can find difficult to access arrays using indexes. Although straightforward it can be difficult to maintain in certain situations, like calibration data for a lot of frequencies. Lets imagine you have a table of sixty calibration factors per frequency and forty frequencies, generated by third party software to the excel file.
It would improve accessibility if we could name columns and rows and use their names instead/along with the indexes.
We can access the array data like AnArray[4][6] now. In this idea we could access the data like that: AnArray["63dB"]["125MHz"].
When we would like to import the data using property loader it would be easier to access the data with defined names of colums and rows rather than indexes. (data binding)
Expose the sequence file version number to be visible in the file properties. (select file in windows explorer -> right click -> properties -> details).
When for example we do right click -> properties -> details tab on .dll assembly we see:
When we do the same on the .seq file we see:
Exposing sequence file version number can simplyfy checking version file number. Now to chek it we have to open sequence file in editor.
Firstly, I've discussed the topic how to programatically disable assesing results here.
I've realised there is no such option. Only one alternative is to swich the comparison type to LOG going thru the steps one-by -one.
It would be good to have the override method not to compare ALLresults in the sequence (during execution).
It would be very handy to have a jump list of recent/pinned files for TestStand. This could also include simple tasks like creating a new sequence file.
Like described in this article I have to build Custom Data Types manually to pass enum strings to TestStand.
It would be very nice if I could import LabVIEW Enum TypeDefs into Teststand as Custom Data Types. This way I could save a lot of time.
What do you think about making configurable keyboard shortcuts for tools menu ?
In the Sequences sub-window in the sequence editor along with the Sequence Comment and Requirement columns it would be good if we have another one with the number saying how many callers that sequence has.
Hi Everyone,
In this days I have been developing some applications in LabWindows/CVI and I noticed one tool that could help in TestStand. Including an Splitter Bar in the Steps Pane would facilitate building complex sequences with many steps inside.
It could look like this:
Thank you!
When I get called to look at an issue that has occurred with a test, the account logged into TestStand is typically a restricted user (i.e. Operator). Since the Operator account has very limited options, in order to really do much immediate troubleshooting I need to stop the test and re-run it in the Administrator account. At best this is inconvenient and inefficient if the spot the error occurred is late in the test. However, it is extremely frustrating when it's an intermittent run-time error and I can't do any real-time debug because Operator is logged in. The only real alternative I can think of (when the problem is intermittent) is to leave it logged in as Administrator so I can debug whenever it happens to occur. This is not really an acceptable practice in most cases.
It would be fantastic if there were an override that let's an Administrator provide the proper credentials to perform the desired task that would normally be off-limits to the Operator. The basic premise of this suggestion is similar to the functionality within Windows; if you try to connect to a secured location or perform a task that requires administrator privileges, a dialog box pops up asking you to enter authorized credentials.
I run into many situations where I wish this feature was present. The issue is not always within TestStand (could be a database connection issue, etc.), but it is TestStand that throws the error and in Operator mode the only option is "Run Cleanup". Significant time, effort, frustration, and efficiency could be saved if I could simply enter my credentials as an administrator to perform the tasks I need to do.
On an unrelated side note, I find it humorous that "TestStand" is considered a misspelled word when using the forum spell checker.
Exactly as in subject.
I thought that it will be good if the developers could collapse blocks of code which are in between of the Flow Control or/and Synchronisation step types.
I think about the mechanism we know already from TestStand which hides block of code: i.e. Setup, Main, Cleanup section in the sequence, or it can hide variables. It is a little "+" and little"-" to expand the content of the type of variables.
The types of steps I think of were mainly types from Flow Control and some types from Synchronisation. It would be good if for example we could collapse If-Else-ElseIf-End, Select-End, Case-End, While-End, DoWhile-End, etc statements
I think this functionality could improve the readability of the sequence, and helps the developers to have a better view on the whole sequence.
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Over this past weekend the major prizes for art, craft, photography and music were awarded. On Saturday evening, Una Sealy paid us another visit, this time to judge and distribute the art, craft and photography prizes. In a very interesting talk she gave an insight into her work and method as she goes about the process of painting a portrait or picture. She spoke highly of the art and craft on view naming several pupils for distinction and commendation. The major winners were:
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On Sunday evening it was the turn of the musicians, vocal and insrtumental. Professor Shirin Tobin of DIT was the adjucator on this occasion. In the junior section she awarded prizes to Mark Russell (voice) and Sofia Tobin (voice) and in the senior section prizes to Kezia Wright (photographed, voice), Siobhan Brady (voice), Leon v Loringhaven (piano) and Lingfan Gao (piano).
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SMITHFIELD ŌĆö Prior to facing Davies Tech in a Red Division tilt of the 26th annual Rhode Island Board of Girls Basketball Officials/Smithfield Boosters Club Holiday Classic on Wednesday afternoon, Burrillville High head coach Lindsay Rachlow asked her players to work on what she deemed a few weaknesses.
They included more attention to finding the open girl and rebounding.
She saw some improvements in both as the Broncos crushed the Patriots, 54-23, at Smithfield HighŌĆÖs gymnasium, the long-term site of the event.
Amazingly, not one of her girls notched double-figure outings, but that informational tidbit dictates the kind of spread offense Rachlow wanted to see.
Junior center Tori Libby and sophomore guard Lauren LaMontagne each finished with a team-high nine points, while sophomore Samantha Liberty posted eight and senior tri-captains Alyssa Lemire and had seven and Emma Lapierre six, respectively.
Lapierre chipped in another five boards, three blocks and a trio of steals; fellow tri-captain/point guard Danielle Dumais five points, four rebounds and two thefts; Lemire five boards; and Liberty three steals for Burrillville, which moved to 4-1 overall after suffering a 41-38 Division II-North-opening loss at Mount St. Charles last week.
ŌĆ£We had been having problems running our plays offensively; weŌĆÖd go with one or two passes and then put up a shot,ŌĆØ Rachlow stated afterward. ŌĆ£In this game, we worked it with six-seven passes and spent more time looing for the open shot.
ŌĆ£We also did a better job of rebounding,ŌĆØ she added. ŌĆ£We did OK, not super, but I was happy. WeŌĆÖre taking steps in the right direction ŌĆ" I was pleased with the kidsŌĆÖ aggressiveness. They played with a little more authority than in the past, and I thought we talked well on defense. We ran the floor well, as we had a lot of fast-break opportunities.
ŌĆ£We were better (Wednesday) at the free-throw line (nine of 17); we had been less than 50 percent in our II-North games, and that will hurt us unless we see some improvement.ŌĆØ
As for Davies, which fell to 2-2 overall, it closed with 26 turnovers and 16 personal fouls. One of the reasons why: Senior tri-captain and guard Rosaliz Torres missed the contest due to a job obligation. Still, junior tri-captain Waleska led all Patriots with eight points, while fellow senior tri-captain Kaitlin Flynn recorded six and freshman guard Layra Sylvestre six.
Davies, a Division III representative, led only once, that after Flynn nailed a trey just 1:21 into the contest to take a 3-2 lead. Libby dropped a free throw 46 seconds later to knot it, and the Broncos used LapierreŌĆÖs putback at 12:49 to spark a 14-2 flurry over the next 4:31.
Highlights included LibbyŌĆÖs short one-hander, LapierreŌĆÖs turnaround jumper (off DaviesŌĆÖ seventh miscue) and DumaisŌĆÖs short bucket with 8:18 left, one that gave Burrillville (which plays a league up in II-North) a 17-5 cushion.
Immediately, the Pats manufactured a run of its own, scoring six straight points in only 1:37. Mentor Joe HandyŌĆÖs bunch sandwiched a pair of Sylvestre fast-break layups around sophomore Joneilly AliciaŌĆÖs 12-footer.
With 6:03 left, Davies trailed 17-11.
KellyŌĆÖs baseline hook made it 18-13 with 5:07 remaining, but the Broncos surged again, posting a 14-0 run the rest of the way, and Liberty netted a half-dozen straight points, first on two freebies, then a pair of long jumpers, all in 68 seconds.
LibbyŌĆÖs spinning layup with 52 ticks left and freshman Mikaela MessierŌĆÖs bucket at the buzzer pushed Burrillville in front, 32-13.
RachlowŌĆÖs crew continued to put pressure on the Pats, assembling a 6-0 surge over the first minute of the final stanza. When Kelly turned a steal into a layin with 13:09 left, she cut the lead to 38-15, but Burrillville outscored Davies, 16-8, over the final 11 minutes to triumph.
ŌĆ£We just wanted to go out there and have a good showing,ŌĆØ Handy admitted later. ŌĆ£I didnŌĆÖt know what they had, but I thought (the foes) were very organized. I know theyŌĆÖve beaten some decent teams ŌĆ" Rosaliz was out, and this is WaleskaŌĆÖs first game back since suffering a concussion against Middletown on Dec. 11.
ŌĆ£Defense is usually one of our strengths, and we wanted to outrebound them, but they we were taller,ŌĆØ he continued. ŌĆ£I wasnŌĆÖt disappointed with our aggressiveness on the boards, but I was upset with the offense because of the turnovers; we werenŌĆÖt patient enough. I donŌĆÖt think we ran a full set (multiple offensive passes) all day.
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+This is also a code demonstration:
Top edge = quality control.
Bottom edge = play speed: 1fps, 15fps, 30fps, 60fps.
Tekken demo? More like a stick fight. While the quality of the video is ok, the movie is too short and the fight barely lasted 10 seconds. Overall, the video is kind of ok as a demo, but you will need to do a whole lot better if you want a good score from me.
True true,
I hope to use this vid as an example for collab mates.
If I can get someone else to animate the stick fighting, I will add: the stage, sound effects, camera, health-bars, dialog, etc.
The graphic model was pretty cool, but the fight was slow and simple. With a bit of work, this could be a lot better.
short, but sweet. good for pivot.
Great work, I like Tekken. Interesting, and good quality. What animation software did you use?
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Everything apart from the price.
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The staff and the cleanses....location
The staff don't know anything in English.......air condition
staff is very helpful, the atmosphere is nice, great for meeting other travellers, rooms are a bit old but comfy & clean enough, wifi is ok, the location next the bus station is very convenient, it's a very decent place
we think it's too expensive for what it is, especially after they had the 21% tax, more glasses would be nice in the kitchen, pool was a bit dirty
This hotel had two roads to downtown and bus stations, Reception attendants have always been to help service. They do daily room cleaning service. WIFI can be used in the room.
The pool is very small The bathroom is very small I do not know how to use, if you are not a thin person.
Very nice staff
Breakfast very basic and thought it was a little expensive for what you get
Good location. There aren't a lot of choices in Puerto Iguazú in this price range.
Almost no kitchenware to cook and eat. The fridge was dirty. The staff wasn't helpful. Bed sheets were moist, never dry. The bedroom reeked of chlorine.
Poor WiFi coverage in rooms.
Friendly staf and breakfast was good
Hotel looks a bit outdated.
the patio was ok. nothing special, tho
the staff was definitively unfriendly, not a smile or a chat beyond the check in, it seems you're there to do them a favour, we had a problem they did not fulfill at all!!!
The common area was very nice, the included breakfast is also very good (fresh fruits!). The rooms are a bit small and the bathroom not spotless clean. The wifi worked good. The location is OK - 5-10 minutes to the towncenter and to the bus station. The price was reasonable. Don't come expecting to be a hotel condition though - this is a hostel.
Kitchen is small, the pool is not sized for swimming - good for children.
quiet, peaceful environment
-little bit expensive compare with its value
The toilet was loosing water but at the same time had stickers all over the place promoting to reduce water consumtion. Upon telling staff, they didn't do anything, just told me that it has been like this for a long time and I should not worry!!! Also, room had no black-out curtains and was very noisy!!! The bed was old and uncomfortable...
Localised in puerto iguazu not far from restaurants and bus station. Cheap
Really old and rusty basthroom and a lot of moat on the wall.
The pool area and the breakfast weren't bad at all. The staff were fairly helpful.
The room needed upgrading. The bed was old and the walls were mouldy in parts. We ordered a taxi for 4 am which didn't arrive. Luckily the night guy managed to get us another one though.
Location was very good for all services
Terrible rip-off :( room was already booked by my daughter. She got robbed while travelling. As she ran out of cash, I booked a room again over the internet via credit card and told them about the existing booking. They confirmed my daughter would not have to pay. She reconfirmed upon arrival with hotel staff and they said it is all fine, she does not need to pay. When checking out shortly before departure, they asked to pay for 2 rooms in cash as the credit card for the one booked over the internet did not work. They pretty much forced her to pay in cash for both rooms so they had no choice. Heartless and unacceptable, shame on you!
Friendly staff, helpful with all informations to organize excursion to the falls. Basic rooms but tidy and clean. The small pool is what you need in hot sunny days!
Not so cheap compared to other equivalent places we've been, probably because booked in advance; it might be cheaper if one shows up directly there.
air condition good location friendly and helpful staff price was as agreed
very uncomfortable bed Wifi very unstable very simple hostel simple breakfast do not expect too much noisy at the pool due to a pump running all the time
Very close to the bus station. The staff was very kind in answering questions.
Friendly helpful staff Excellent pool - great to refresh yourself after long day at the falls Clean rooms everyday Good air conditioning
Great staff, close to downtown, fair price. Quite clean and confortable enough for a short stay. ;)
Breakfast (once there's no more toasts, it's done - same for the fruit); kitchen could be a bit better, mainly for the fawcet.
Good value. Not a 5 star hotel, but I had a 5 star experience. The room was clean, staff was nice & helpful. The Residence is just a few blocks from the bus station & multiple restaurants. If I was returning to Iguazu, I would stay here again.
My only real problem with my stay was that because I had booked through booking.com, the residence claimed they were unable to change my reservation. They said that to cancel the last night I had to do so through booking.com. But this could not be done online & would have required an international call... I'm not sure if this is a booking.com issue or a Residencial Noelia issue, but be careful when choosing dates. (I left a day early because I was unable to visit the Brazil side of the falls. Be advised if you are from the States or Australia, you will need a Brazilian visa, & at least right now, this has to be requested at least 2 days in advance. )
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I love making YouTube videos. I love Tumblr, I love Twitter. I love talking with people I find interesting about stuff I find interesting, and the Internet is a great way to do that.
my friend is hiding under this bean bag in the library so he doesnt have to go to PE
the only way you can see him is if you get on the floor behind the bean bag and see the light of his phone
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Tasty Pork Chops Recipe
"My husband has always preferred beef to pork," writes Carolyn Huddelestun of Rockford, Illinois. "But after I prepared pork this way, he's often asked me to make it again. We like this best served with rice or mashed potatoes."
- 1/2 cup orange juice
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 2 bone-in pork loin chops (1/2 inch thick and 6 ounces each)
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1-1/2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1/2 cup water
- In a small bowl, combine the orange juice, brown sugar, vinegar and soy sauce; set aside. In a large skillet, brown pork chops on both sides in oil; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cook 10 minutes longer or until a meat thermometer reads 160°. Remove and keep warm.
- In the same skillet, saute onion for 2-3 minutes. Add orange juice mixture; cook and stir until heated through. In a small bowl, combine cornstarch and water until smooth; stir into pan juices. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Serve over chops. Yield: 2 servings.
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In a somewhat surprising move, the Dallas Cowboys have waived quarterback Aaron Corp who was just signed this past Tuesday. While Aaron wasn't likely to make the final roster, fans might wonder why they signed him in the first place. Corp recently spent time with the Buffalo Bills but was waived after the draft when they picked EJ Manuel in the first round. The post Cowboys...
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The Dallas Cowboys have released quarterback Aaron Corp two days after signing him. They also waived defensive tackle Brian Price. Corp was the third quarterback on the Cowboys' roster before the former Southern California backup was turned loose again Thursday. Corp was set to start at USC in 2009 when he broke his left leg and Matt Barkley emerged as the starter. Corp transferred...
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According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Dallas Cowboys have waived defensive tackle Brian Price and quarterback Aaron Corp. Cowboys waived/injured DT Brian Price and also released recently-signed QB Aaron Corp. — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 9, 2013 It's interesting that the Cowboys waived Corp, since they just signed him earlier this week. Need NFL Tickets?
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Robin Williams passed away on August 11, 2014. This is Marc's conversation with Robin from April 26, 2010, as well as Marc's reflections about the great comedian and actor.
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Auphonic software for podcast post processing and a new standard in measuring loudness. The loudness war meets loudness normalization and podcasting.
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Birds & Bees? Oh, help me please :: Mary Flo Ridley {GCM Ep 25} | God centered mom
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Did you figure out today's podcast topic from the title?
If not, let me spell it out for you… S. E. X. (typing that word is so much easier then saying it, whew).
Today's guest, Mary Flo Ridley, shares how to help our kids develop healthy attitudes and behaviors about sex.
Honestly, after hearing her speak one time, at a MOPS meeting, I felt better equipped to teach my boys about "the birds & the bees."
Mary Flo is not a medical doctor and does not claim to be an expert. But she has been teaching on this topic for 30 years, has three grown children and is a fellow mom. I don't know about you but usually I'd rather learn from another mom, any day.
Through a simple step-by-step program, Mary Flo helps answer the questions:
What should we call "private parts"?
If I teach them the names, how do I keep them from repeating them in public or teaching their friends?
How do I become the one my kids go to with questions about sex?
How early should I talk to my kids?
What exactly should I say?
Her answers will most likely surprise you. But once you hear the rationale you can't deny how right she is.
"These conversations should be simple, straight-forward, and to the subjects that children are curious about–their own bodies, how babies are born, and how babies are made. They have a natural curiosity about these things, and I want to capture those moments instead of running from them." -Mary Flo Ridley
Here's a little video clip with another thought when considering "how soon should I talk to my child about sex":
(if reading via email, click here to watch the video)
I hope our podcast helps equip you and removes dread regarded a singular "talk". May an open dialogue begin between you and your kiddos that will last through adolescence.
To learn more, definitely check out Mary Flo's books in the links below.
Connect with Mary Flo:
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Show Notes:
"Simple Truths : A Simple Natural Approach to Discussing Sex with your Children" by Mary Flo Ridley
"God's Very Good Design" by Mary Flo Ridley
How to listen to the podcast:
1.Listen on the blog. Click through to GodCenteredMom.com and click the play button at the beginning of this post.
Listen on your smartphone, iPad or iPod Touch – There are a lot of great podcasting apps. Apple has a free one (that I mentioned) in the app store, there is also one called Downcast. It allows you to search for shows, subscribe to them and even speed up the audio. If you don't have an iDevice, you can listen via Stitcher.
Subscribe to the Podcast – access the podcast in iTunes (Click here to access via iTunes). You can also search for it on your smartphone app (like the ones listed above) and subscribe.
*If you missed past episodes, you can listen via iTunes or click on this page of the GodCenteredMom site to find a listing of all the episodes.
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Is this really happening? Am I actually updating my blog? I always seem to start my posts apologizing for my lack of posts and promising that things will be updated a lot more around here but that just about never happens. So this time, no false promises! I'm the worst with time management and keeping myself on a schedule that allows room for photos is just damn near impossible for me.
As many of you know, I spend an awful lot of time hanging out in Massachusetts since my beau lives there. I've been promising myself for the past year that I would make a visit to Salem, MA happen. Visiting has been a dream of mine since I was a very young girl. I've alway loved history and on top of that, always found myself fascinated with the Salem Witch Trials. Never did I ever think I'd find myself so close to the town on such a regular basis. But, after a really last minute decision we decided to head out for the evening and check out the famous town. I wanted to go as witchy as possible but since I was to meet the boyfriend's boss, I had to keep it ultra cute.
What I wore wasn't totally fitting for a trip to the town most known for witchcraft trials and spooky stories. While I still love squeezing myself into tight dresses and skirts, I've grown quite found of my cute aesthetic. Maybe its because I'm having a crisis about turning 27 in a few days and maybe I'm just not fond of being that much closer to 30. I want to remain as childlike as possible and thats starting to manifest through my clothing choices. Still, I try to keep a little bit of my sensuality in there. Luckily, I was able to re-do a Salem worthy outfit which I promise, will make it into this website! Until then, xo
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Celebrity Quiz Game 2011-06-03 16:49:06
Guess Who Wore a Bikini?
Happy Friday! Time to play.
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Guess who sunbathed?
Blake Lively
Katy Perry
Gisele Bundchen
Scarlet Johansson
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Guess who showed off her tiny tummy?
Elizabeth Banks
Dianna Agron
Brittany Daniel
Meg Ryan
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Guess who talked to a baby?
Ashley Greene
Sandra Bullock
Bethenny Frankel
Amanda Peet
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Guess who went to the salon?
Eva Longoria
Kate Beckinsale
Katie Holmes
Kourtney Kardashian
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Guess who locked her car?
Rebecca Gayheart
Jessica Biel
Maria Menounos
Elizabeth Hurley
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Albacete returns for Pumas
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November 18, 2010
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Argentina coach Santiago Phelan has made one change to his side to face France in Montpellier on Saturday.
Toulouse lock Patricio Albacete returns to action alongside Mariano Galarza, with Biarritz's Manuel Carizza sidelined with a shoulder injury picked up in last weekend's 22-16 victory over Italy in Verona.
There are three further changes on the bench, where Santiago Guzman and Julio Farias Cabello are added to the forward contingent and Biarritz wing Marcelo Bosch covers for Horacio Agulla.
Argentina: M Rodriguez (Stade Francais); G Camacho (Harlequins), G Tiesi (Stade Francais), S Fernandez (Montpellier), L Gonzalez Amorosino (Leicester), F Contepomi (Toulon, capt), N Vergallo (Toulouse); R Roncero (Stade Francais), M Ledesma (Clermont Auvergne), M Scelzo (Clermont Auvergne), M Galarza (Leinster), P Albacete (Toulouse), G Fessia (Cordoba), M De Achaval (Alumni), JM Fernandez Lobbe (Toulon)
Replacements: A Creevy (Clermont Auvergne), M Ayerza (Leicester), S Guzmán (Stade Francais), J Farías Cabello (Tucuman), Á Galindo (Racing Metro), A Lalanne (London Irish), M Bosch (Biarritz)
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The U.S. Open has been played since 1895, and many of the greatest golfers who've played the game since then have won one or more U.S. Open titles. But not all of them. There are some surprising absences on the list of U.S. Open champions. Who are the most surprising? We count down the Top 10 golfers never to win a U.S. Open.
10. Nick Price
Price is a 3-time major champion and 2-time U.S. PGA Player of the Year. But he never won the U.S. Open. His number of Top 10 finishes and missed cuts in this event is identical - four of each. Price's best finish was fourth in 1998 and 1992.
9. Jimmy Demaret
Demaret won 31 times on the PGA Tour, including three Masters. In fact, Demaret was the first 3-time Masters champion. He finished second at the 1948 U.S. Open, and also finished third, fourth and sixth over the years. But he never won.
8. Greg Norman
Norman won the British Open twice, but never the U.S. Open. He was runner-up twice, the second time in 1995, but most famously in 1984 when he lost an 18-hole playoff to Fuzzy Zoeller. That was Norman's first playoff loss at a major; he eventually lost in extra holes at all four majors. But he won all around the world, including 20 times on the PGA Tour, with scoring titles, money titles and a Player of the Year award thrown in.
7. Nick Faldo
Faldo won six majors - three British Opens and three Masters (but he won only three "regular" PGA Tour events). And he came close at the U.S. Open, losing an 18-hole playoff to Curtis Strange in 1988. He had four other Top 10 finishes.
6. Vijay Singh
A 34-time PGA Tour winner and 3-time major champion, the closest Singh came to winning a U.S. Open was third place in 1999. He had six other Top 10 finishes.
5. Bobby Locke
Locke won the British Open four times. One of the first great international players to play full-time on the PGA Tour, Locke proved his greatness in the USA. On an exhibition tour with Sam Snead, Locke won 12 of their 14 matches. On the PGA Tour in the late 1940s, Locke played 59 events. He won 11 of them, finished second 10 times, third eight times and fourth five times (34 out of 59 tournaments in the Top 4). He still holds the PGA Tour record for largest margin of victory (16 strokes).
But the PGA Tour in 1949 banned Locke in a dispute over playing commitments, and although the ban was lifted a couple years later, Locke rarely returned to America. He played the U.S. Open seven times. In one of those, he withdrew. In five of the six remaining years, he finished in the Top 5. A tie for 14th was his worst finish.
4. Peter Thomson
Peter Thomson is one of the best links golfers ever. He won the British Open five times. But he never played much in America, and didn't have much success when he did (until he spent a full year on the Champions Tour, that is: he won 9 times in 1985). In just five U.S. Open appearances, Thomson's best finish was fourth.
3. Seve Ballesteros
Ballesteros was an amazing shotmaker but an erratic driver. The shotmaking helped him win three British Open titles and two Masters championships, but the erratic driving hurt him on U.S. Open layouts. In 18 appearances, he finished in the Top 10 only three times. Ballesteros' best finish was third in 1987.
2. Phil Mickelson
Mickelson is the hard-luck champion of the U.S. Open: He's finished second six times, the tournament record. Nobody else has more than four runner-up finishes. Mickelson has won each of the other three majors at least once.
Mickelson's most agonizing close call was the 2006 U.S. Open, where he reached the final tee with a 1-stroke lead. But instead of playing cautiously off the tee, he hit driver and it all got away from him. He double-bogied and fell to second. "I am such an idiot," he said afterward.
1. Sam Snead
Sam Snead won seven majors and a PGA Tour record 82 tournaments. Many golf historians feel Snead had the best swing of all-time. But somehow, this great among greats never managed to win a U.S. Open.
There were plenty of close calls. He finished second four times, third once and fifth twice. He had 12 Top 10 finishes in all. He made the cut at age 61 (a record) in 1973.
Some of his close calls were heartbreaking, none moreso than in 1939. Believing he needed to birdie the final hole to win, when in fact he needed only to par, Snead played the 72nd hole aggressively ... and badly. He got an 8 on the hole and the U.S. Open title got away. Another heartbreaker came in 1949, when he played an 18-hole playoff with Lew Worsham. Snead needed to make a 2 1/2-foot putt on the 18th to extend the playoff, but missed.
There is no question: Sam Snead is the greatest player never to win the U.S. Open.
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Friday, November 18, 2011
Salmon Cove
Salmon Cove recently sent me a canvas tote to do a product review. If you're anything like me, it's impossible to say, "No!" to a tote. Hello, obsessed with totes.
I have various "favorites" for different types of places I need them for.
Did you know that DC has a "bag tax"? If you need a bag, say in the grocery store, you're charged five cents for every one you use. Even though it's only five cents, it's actually a pretty good idea. I personally end up bringing a tote or two with me whenever I run errands.
I have a giant Lilly tote that's perfect for lugging tons of library books home, a super thin J. Crew tote that fits little odds and ends from errands, and a massive Bungalow Co. tote that is essential for groceries.
But I didn't really have an "in between" size bag. Something big enough for a few articles of clothing (um... M St. shopping) and a few things from the drug store. The Salmon Cove Canvas Tote fits right in!!! It has two large pockets on the inside and a detachable (matching) keychain. I really like the weight of the canvas; it's sturdy, but still has lots of flexibility (i.e. isn't stiff).
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Today is the first day of school for all elementary and middle school students. After concerns over , the district assured parents that it will find a way to fund the program, and guaranteed that a guard would be present today.
Here are a few reminders and tips from Millbrae School District Superintendent Linda Luna:
· Green Hills School is a "walk to school campus."
· Students are to use the cross walk on Ludeman Lane and Laurel Avenue down the hill instead of running across Ludeman Lane by the school.
· Parents are to use the parking lot off of Laurel Avenue by parking their car in a parking stall and walking their children onto the Green Hills campus.
· All drop-offs and pick-ups will take place on San Anselmo Avenue in the designated White Zone.
· Parents may park their car in the residential area to walk their children to the playground.
· Drop-off and pick-up is to occur on Helen Drive only. Parents are to proceed to the front of the school on Helen Drive by driving down Larkspur, around Ridgewood and drop off on the right hand side, directly in front of the school.
· Parents may park their car in the Helen Drive parking lot and walk their children to the campus.
· NO U-Turns on Helen Drive!
· Kindergarten: Parents are to park their car and walk onto the campus. Please wait at the end of the first corridor for children. Do not walk to the classroom as other classes are still in session.
· Grades 1-3: Parents may drop-off and pick-up using the school driveway. The parents are also encouraged to park in available side-street parking areas such as Murchison, Marcella, or Pinon to meet their child.
· Grades 4-5: Parents are to park in available side-street parking areas such as Murchison, Marcella, or Pinon and children in these grades are to walk to meet their parents.
· Parents are to use the H-Wing parking lot off of Richmond Drive or the Taylor Blvd. parking lot to drop-off and pick-up their children.
· NO drop-off or pick-up on Taylor Blvd. across the street from the school.
NO double-parking and blocking driveways in all residential areas, especially Ashton Avenue and Taylor Blvd.


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Drawing and sculpture show aims to captivate crowd
CORPUS CHRISTI - The 45th Annual National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show is on view in the Joseph A. Cain Memorial Art Gallery at Del Mar College East Campus through May 9. It features 31 works of art, including four award winners, from across the country. The White Library Purchase Award was received by Phil Simpson for his sculpture, "Splash." An abstract work that appears to refer to a bird of sorts rests proudly on its pedestal toward the back of the gallery. With its angular structure, it provides a compatible visual frame for "Metamorfluxus" by Lauren Yandell located on the wall behind Splash.
Yandell, a Master of Fine Art's student at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, constructs multi-angular shaped multimedia works. With subject matter pulsating between sensual and gory, dreamlike and startling, it will be interesting to watch the development of her content and form as she works toward her culminating exhibition next year.
In addition to Yandell, the university also is represented in the national exhibition by fellow student Sebastian Stoddart. Stoddart is a multimedia artist drawn more toward sculptural or three-dimensional processes. His piece, "Structural formation/Submersion 3," was created with numerous nails and wood to create a landscape of texture, form and color.
Another work that reads like an intricate landscape of repetitive elements is "Stream Huddled Masses" by Keith Taylor. Winning the Permanent Collection Award, this ink on paper also resonates with Yandell's work as shapes transform in and away from one another. But Taylor's work portrays a stream of seemingly unconscious shapes rather than mysterious narratives.
The Joseph A. Cain Memorial Purchase Award went to James Gibson for his work, "Ericka-Chendu." A sculpture that casts shadows as artful as its structure, it is located in the Cain Gallery near another award winner, "Iron Encasing I" by Irina Koukhanova. This work is a linocut with graphic black and white images depicting an odd dog/bird casting the shadow of what appears to be a common crow while using its high-cut boot to step on some sort of building — created in the piece's only splash of red.
Exhibitions like this are exciting but also time-consuming to create and implement. It takes months of advertising, calls to artists to collect art and contacting jurors to pull off the successful installation of a national exhibitions like this.
Allen and Ruth Carson Award:"Iron Encasing I" by Irina Koukhanova
White Library Purchase Award:"Splash" by Phil Simpson
Permanent Collection Award: "Stream-Huddled Masses" by Keith Taylor
Joseph A. Cain Memorial Purchase Award:"Ericka-Chendu, sculpture," by James Gibson
What: 45th Annual National Drawing and Small Sculpture Show
Where: Joseph A. Cain Memorial Art Gallery, Del Mar College East Campus, 101 Baldwin Blvd.
When:Through May 9; Mondays — Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday, 9 a.m. to noon
Cost: Free


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Huawei shows iPhone-style Android handset
Modem maker Huawei has, as expected, taken the wraps off the Android phone it hopes to bring to market in Q3. Huawei Android phone Huawei's Android iPhone phone Well, sort of - the pictures it's put out fall more in the 'concept mock-up' category than the 'in someone's hands' section. And they're clearly inspired by a certain …
Nice render. Let me know when there are some technical specs to indicate that it's something other than vapourware.
Doesn't surprise me
It wouldn't surprise me if they did something like this.. they're no small operator - chances are if you're using a 3G dongle it's a rebranded Huawei for example.
Whether they can pull it off in 6 months I'm not so sure... they can do the hardware for sure, but Android will still need to be ported to it, then there's the whole thing about certifying it for use in various countries...
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a Geordie phone company? Have they made any phones anyone's bought before?
Does every new touchscreen phone have to be compared to the iphone? I'm getting a bit sick of it and think they should be judged on their own merits. Anyway, IMHO the Touch HD beats the iphone an should the new yardstick if you insist on using one.
The iPhone is the benchmark..
...as the sales figures (that thing companies want to know about) suggest so.
A Touch HD whilst a good phone, is not a patch on an iPhone for useability - sure it does some good stuff and is better than many recent HTC offerings, crikey there isn't a sat nav that works properly on it yet as they use a strange screen res.
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Give me a daughter facing the challenges of autism, and I rise to the challenge. Or give me a daughter with a speech delay, and I fearlessly jump in to start early intervention with complete confidence she'll triumph.
But give me a kid with a hacking cough and a fever of 103.5 who looks this miserable:
…and I'm a puddle of worry.
I'm often impressed with how Cordy and Mira remain so healthy. Sure, they get colds about as often as any other kid, but they are most often minor colds and rarely slow them down. Fevers are always minor – just a little warm, no need for medication. And we've had plenty of stomach bugs, but other than the unpleasantness of cleaning up blow-out diapers, they weren't too bad.
And then Mira's cough began on Sunday. By yesterday it was a constant, fierce cough that forced her to catch her breath after a coughing fit, along with a fever. She spent last night coughing and crying in her sleep, and I was unable to do anything to make it easier for her.
This morning she slept in, something she rarely does. And then she refused breakfast, something she never does. She didn't want to play or watch TV – she only wanted to rest her flushed little face against me. Her temp was 103.5.
So I took her to the pediatrician, where I was given few answers: It's probably not strep. It's most likely viral, either a throat infection or the flu. No antibiotics for now. Nothing to do at this point but give her ibuprofen round-the-clock on schedule, keep her hydrated, and wait it out.
Wait it out. Sounds so simple, and yet…
Today she didn't fight her nap for once, and she didn't pick fights with her sister. She spent a lot of time on me instead of playing with her trains. She's not herself, and I don't like that.
Many parents have kids that run fevers like this all the time, and are probably so used to it they would laugh at my hand-wringing and worry. I've advised several parents on how much ibuprofen to give and signs/symptoms to watch for, however it's always different when it's your kid. This is mostly new to me, and feeling the nape of my smallest child's neck on fire, even with ibuprofen and Tylenol in her, leaves me feeling helpless.
I'm hoping she'll wake up tomorrow a little less warm, a little more energetic, and a little closer to putting this behind us. If not, I'll be right here to provide ibuprofen, refill juice cups, and provide a comfortable lap to cuddle on. I'm thankful to have a job with sick time so I can be home with her when she needs me the most. Because it's not my nursing skills that are being used here - it's being her mommy that magically helps her feel better.
Also, I'm proud to announce I'm one of several talented writer for the new Ohio Moms Blog! (Part of the amazing SV Moms Group.) Stop by for a visit, and be sure to check out my first post there, where I am once again performing amazing feats of hand-wringing.


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President Barack Obama signed the Farm Bill into law Friday, after four years of failed attempts to pass one. Rep. Richard Hanna says the bill will give economic stability to farmers in the upstate New York.
Hanna toured the Dutch Hill Creamery in Chenango Forks Friday morning and said the new Farm Bill will have a great impact on farmers in the state. And that New York state should focus more on the potential benefits of expanded farming.
"Even though we've seen the flight of a lot of young people. We've seen the flight of businesses. One of the assets we really do have, are great farms, great farmers, and a growing demand of agricultural products," said Hanna.
The Republican congressman says the bill includes programs to assist beginning farmers by providing discounted crop insurance and credit opportunities, and programs to help farmers market their products.
The final version cuts food stamps by $8 billion. Hanna says most Republicans wanted a far larger reduction.
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TOWN OF CHRISTIANA, Wis. (AP) -- A fire in a pole shed has killed 52 chickens in the Town of Christiana in southern Wisconsin.
The Dane County Sheriff's Office says its deputies and fire departments from the Cambridge and Deerfield fire departments got the call just before 4:30 a.m. Sunday.
The 20-foot-by 30-foot shed was fully engulfed when they arrived.
A statement from the sheriff's office says the fire does not appear suspicious, and the preliminary investigation indicates a possible electrical issue as the cause.
The damage is estimated at $25,000. The shed is a total loss.
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Janice Jarratt and Melvin Purvis went their separate ways tonight, both noncommittal on the sudden postponement of their marriage only two days before their wedding date.
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