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Fathers Are 1/3 of Stay-At-Home Parents, But Still Pay The "Dad Tax"
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The newest US Census shows that one third of stay-at-home parents are dads. Yeah, for every two stay-at-home moms, there is one stay-at-home dad. That's a lot, actually.
I've pointed out before that companies are really missing out by not doing more "dad ads" in highly read publications, like Parents magazine.
So when Baby Orajel decided to feature a dad ad in the January issue, I spotlighted them, promising to do the same for any other companies who were brave (and smart) enough to acknowledge the relevance and buying power of fathers.
While there were no dad ads in the February issue of Parents magazine, I am pleased to announce that the March issue features two of them!
On page 130, Huggies is not only running a dad ad, but also doing a contest on their Facebook page where you can nominate a dad to prove that their Huggies' Leak Lock stop leaks better.
I appreciate that Huggies acknowledges how normal it is for dads to be actively involved in changing their kids' diapers.
Turn back to page 111 and you will see an ad for Vick's NyQuil and DayQuil, making a reference to the concept of "Super Dad." I like that.
It means a lot to me as a dad to see that men are being deemed in our society as more relevant than ever before.
At the same time, I'm very aware that that the "dad tax" exists. The concept is that fathers have to work harder at most parenting tasks in order to be considered an equal parent, as compared to a mother.
I recently read a spot-on article by a fellow daddy blogger, Jonathan Liu of Geek Dad, featured on Wired.com. It's called "Who's Minding the Kids? Not Dads."
Liu, a stay-at-home dad, explains how he is often mistaken by strangers as a dad who is "babysitting" his own kids during the day.
He points out how it's still not a legitimate concept, especially to older generations, that a man could be the daytime caretaker of his children without it being a substitutional, sub-par arrangement.
However, now that a third of stay-at-home parents are fathers, and now that companies are starting to feature more dad ads, it's becoming pretty obvious that we aren't simply babysitting, we're being active fathers.
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Your statistics are incorrect regarding the number of stay at home fathers. The child care data provided by Census is the number of fathers who care for a child while the mother is at work, not a count of stay at home fathers. Fathers who provide care while mom works could be employed fathers as who work a different shift from the mother. There is a huge difference between father's as parental child care providers while the other parent works and the notion of a stay- at-home-parent who is not employed because he made the decision to be the at-home parent.
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With the plankton higher up in the water column, great trains of mantas gather just below the waves to feed. They've learned exactly when and where to be for the most efficient feeding. They maximise their catch by lining up in a staggered formation moving up and down the lagoon to scoop up huge quantities of plankton. As the animal plankton sense the pressure waves from the approaching mantas, they try to escape, but the manta formation leaves the plankton with few places to go. Scooped into the mantas' mouths the plankton is sieved from the water with finger like structures called gill rakers. It's thought that mantas can harvest more than 17kg of plankton a day.
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Having spent more of 2013 fighting for her life after being diagnosed with a rare blood disorder, Robin Roberts took to Facebook today and expressed gratitude to all who have been by her side during this difficult time.
Including her girlfriend. Yes, in a subtle, sentimental way, Roberts revealed to the world today that she's gay.
"I am grateful for my entire family, my long time girlfriend, Amber, and friends as we prepare to celebrate a glorious new year together," Robins wrote.
Insiders confirm that "Amber" refers to Amber Laign, a San Francisco native and a licensed massage therapist. She has been with Roberts for a decade and met the Good Morning America anchor through mutual friends.
Roberts returned full-time to the GMA desk at the end of this summer.
She has been through a great deal in the past few years, having been diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 and receiving a bone marrow transplant from her sister early in 2013.
Along with the message of thanks, Roberts included a photo of herself and her dog from one year earlier in her post.
"Flashback 12/29/12," she wrote. "Hard to believe this was 1 year ago today ... when I reached a critical milestone of 100 days post transplant ... and KJ was finally allowed to come back home.
"Reading this comforts me and I hope the same for you. If you are depressed, you are living in the past. If you are anxious, you are living in the future. If you are at peace, you are living in the present.' At this moment I am at peace and filled with joy and gratitude."
Hey Homoperversionist, you have turned God into your jilted jealous Lover, as a result, He may select you RIGHT NOW to be chosen! Chosen to be TAKEN, then you will be found NO MORE! Before it is too late, ask Jesus to save you from HIM! From God's wrath to come! Jesus is the ONLY ONE who knows how to appease God and remove His indignation that's upon YOU RIGHT NOW!!! (correction ~ "fiery indignation" according to Hebrews 10:27) And this goes out to all those who delight in them as well!
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Re: $137 BEEELLION?
Seems unfortunate to me that there's been so little response to the whole concept of using the cash to develop more of those "insanely great" products - just like the ones that created the current cash hoard!
I'd go a bit further and suggest that they use some of that cash to get their software developers better trained and enable them to churn out much better quality code. Too much of their software, lately, is showing signs of inadequate testing and compromised functionality. The worst aspect though is the overall design of the GUI aspects of their systems, that of iOS being (IMHO, of course) particularly dire.
I don't wanna seem churlish here. Apple's software remains up there with the best there is in its market sector. But that's no excuse for them not to do better - which they undoubtedly could, if they put in the effort. As it is today, though, if the hardware design and production quality were to be assigned an arbitrary "10", then the software, overall, wouldn't deserve more than a "5". So, let's have them spend money to bring about some true software excellence - if done right, it would enable them to completely dunk the competition as well as facilitate the creation of more world-changing products!
The only downside would be that then they'll make EVEN MORE CASH, after which we'll all be back here, having the same discussions all over again........... ;-)
Oh, and one more thought: why doesn't Apple just concentrate it's buying back of shares on Einhorn's holding? He clearly doesn't really want them!
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"The iPod (love it or hate it) worked as an overall solution, without iTunes it's practically worthless to the general consumer."
I've heard this said so many times, but I just don't get it. My 80G iPod has ~10,000 tracks on it, totalling more than 50 GB and I think maybe there's just three tracks on it that came from iTunes - and those are videos.
I fully concur that iTunes and the Store have been a major factor in the global success that Apple has achieved, but to refer to the iPod as "practically worthless" without them is a gross overstatement. It's an entirely functional device in its own right.
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"The iPod (love it or hate it) worked as an overall solution, without iTunes it's practically worthless to the general consumer."
I've heard this said so many times, but I just don't get it. My 80G iPod has ~10,000 tracks on it, totalling more than 50 GB and I think maybe there's just three tracks on it that came from iTunes - and those are videos.
I fully concur that iTunes and the Store have been a major factor in the global success that Apple has achieved, but to refer to the iPod as "practically worthless" without them is a gross overstatement. It's an entirely functional device in its own right.
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I'm sort of surprised no-one's mentioned this, but what's the best way for anyone shopping online to find out which commerce software a website is using and, if it's OSC, whether or not it's infected? At least, if this information were known and 'out there', potential customers would be empowered to put pressure on the store to get their act together and thus start to tackle this problem.
Speculation about who's caused this problem or why it's happened is all very well, but won't in itself get the problem sorted!
Apple resellers squeezed out of volume licensing model
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I couldn't agree more with all you said, Sean.
One other point I forgot to comment on was the references others have made here to "Apple moving out of desktop/laptop production", claiming that Apple don't make much revenue from Macs. What a crock! As a shareholder who receives all of the annual reports for AAPL, I know that Mac hardware remains a major contributor to Apple's bottom line. Sure, other product areas are also profitable - well, actually, all of their products are profitable! - but in terms of turnover, Macs are the products that have the highest prices, and they're not far behind in terms of profit. Sure, software products have the highest margins, but they sell for a lot less too, so they have to sell an awful lot of copies of Lion (for example) to make as much profit as they do on a single Mac, especially the high-end models!
So, speculation that this story somehow suggests that Apple are going to drop production of Macs seems based on a major misunderstanding of their products financial breakdowns. I'm really can't follow the logic behind such pronouncements.
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I agree with those who've said here, in effect, that the world is changing. It has been for ages. The reason that I, and many people, so often prefer to buy online is that centralised, online retailers have better stocks, it's easy to find the best price available, delivery is usually at least as quick as it will be from the high street (if not actually quicker) and buying online is generally far easier than heading downtown.
If high street retailers wish to stay in business, they have to find ways to provide services that people both want/need and are willing to pay for. If I take my car to be serviced, I do not expect them to charge me extra for any parts needed, over and above what those parts cost them. Instead, I expect them to charge me openly, honestly, fairly and separately (on the invoice) for their own time and expertise. Similarly, if retailers of Macs and related items wish to stay in business, they have to differentiate themselves from the Apple Store and, if they can't do that, then face facts: what is the point of them? If you don't somehow add value, of a sort that people are willing to pay for, then what are you there for?
I liken this situation to that of all the retail stores that failed to compete successfully with supermarkets. In the UK, many just went to the wall after trying to compete on price. A foolhardy strategy, given the immense buying power of the supermarkets, which the small independent shops could never hope to match. In France, on the other hand, such small independent stores chose to compete by differentiating. They specialised, they focussed on offering premium products at higher prices. Products of the sort that the supermarkets were NOT able to source in the quantities that they'd need to stock their shelves. In that way, they offered something different to what the supermarkets did and thus stayed in business.
Bottom line: when you run a business, you have to play to your strengths (if you have any). And for the smaller independent retailers, that means being agile and innovative. It does no good for Apple retailers to complain that they "supported Apple for years", because that's simply not true! Apple supported them for years by providing products that they could sell with a profit margin (albeit, I know, not usually a big margin). They made those profits, which earned them a livelihood and it doesn't mean that Apple still owes them anything. It's all history.
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Good to see all the usual levels of ill-informed bigotry here!
I can understand that there are Windows-hating Mac users, just as there are Mac-hating Windows users, but do they all really have to display their prejudices quite so overtly? The truth is, even in government circles, and certainly in commercial offices, both platforms, and others, have roles to play.
Maybe The Register should be a lot more selective about just which people they allow to post comments here and save the rest of us the trouble of reading the puerile bullshit that so many choose to write.
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The designs were unveiled this week to the Episcopal Church Executive Council in Chicago. The new cathedral will be built on the site of the former Holy Trinity Cathedral in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
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"The Obama people came into office with almost a chip on their shoulder against Netanyahu,"There is only one possible reason for that: they sided, a priori, with the Palestinians/Muslims and believed Israel to be guilty.The Obamas entered office with the same chip on their shoulder about Britain. Remember him giving the bust of Churchill back to them? And giving the Queen CDs of his speeches? How insulting is that? It wasn´t just being de classe`. It was deliberate.Yes, he still has a chip on his shoulder. His body language alone gave that away.The only respect he has shown for anyone around the globe goes to Muslims, people in Hollywood, anti-Semites, pop culture icons and communist dictators.Can it be more obvious that Israel is probably giving Obama agita and he wants to get even in his own pimply adolescent way?
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Much should be made of this in the conservative and non-leftist media. It shows clearly the treachery of this antichrist president.
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As the senior admin official told the WSJ:The decision by the White House was tantamount to the U.S. telling Israel: "The buck stops here. Wait a second … It's not OK anymore," a senior Obama administration official told the WSJ.It's not OK anymoreQuite obviously, it used to be okay before Obama decided it was not. So I don´t think the word "sneaking" applies. "Quietly" would be more appropriate. And "sensibly" could describe the whole thing. And who here doesn´t strongly suspect that in the meantime Bibi has found another source for what Israel needs?If only ODL had the same kind of intellect, we might be further down the track to recovery from the economic crisis. Remember that?
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Speaking of Israel, God said, and I´m paraphrasing, I will bless those who bless you, and curse those who curse you. God will not be mocked. Pray for this country. And Israel.
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"The buck stops here" when has that been the case it is always another´s fault, not the wh. And Israel "sneaking" ammunition behind O´s back, everything else is "sneaked" behind his back he didn´t do it.
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ISIS, Hamas, or WH? Who is the enemy? Your friends are always the ones that betray you. I never thought the day would come that the WH would be an enemy of the state.
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Obama is more supportive of ISIS, Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood than of Israel. The whole "red line" screw up in Syria was an attempt to help the rebels who are the ISIS people. The recent airstrikes on ISIS were done only as a last resort because of worldwide revulsion at their barbarity. He installed Muslim Brotherhood Morsi in Egypt. The Egyptians rejected them, kicked out Morsi and now Egypt is more supportive of Israel vs Hamas than the U.S. The Bergdahl release was only a pretext to release the five Gitmo Islamist leaders. I think that the plan at Benghazi was to have the ambassador captured as a pretext to release the Blind Sheik. This plan became moot when the thugs killed the ambassador. I predict that Obama will release the Blind Sheik before he leaves office with or without a pretext to do so!
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Just because facts show differently - Obama will still proceed like Israel is the aggressor.Obama Never lets the facts get in the way of his political convictions
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Stacking for Star Trails...how best to do it?
Hi all,
I've used Adobe Photoshop Elements before to stack several star trail shots to extend the effective exposure time. The most I've done is three or four images of several minutes each. As far as I know it's a manual process...load up the images, set them as separate layers, set the opacity to 50% so they're all visible, and voila, job done.
But what if I have a couple of hundred images? I loaded them all into PS the other night and the load process alone took 10 minutes or so. Manually dragging each one into a new frame and setting the opacity would take hours.
Would it work effectively if I loaded them all into something like Deep Sky Stacker, and set it to use the entire frame for each image, rather than telling it to do any sort of alignment? I did try it, but again it was taking ages, and I ran out of time before it had finished, so aborted. (My laptop isn't very quick and stacking in DSS can take ages sometimes.)
I'm sure I've tried DSS before to stack several hundred images of Jupiter, and it make a right hash of it, so I'm not sure how well it would work to stack several hundred star pics. Perhaps Registax would work better, as that did Jupiter pretty well.
Thanks in anticipation for any suggestions. The reason I ask is the only images I've got of M45 recently were wide-angle shots from indoors, which I made into a timelapse, but I wanted to see if I could do something else to submit for Challenge #2. Something "different" perhaps, because no way can I compete with the sorts of professional images that stargazr and Nighthound have produced of M45!
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Re: Stacking for Star Trails...how best to do it?
There is an action available for PS that you can download that will stack all your star trail images together to make a single image.
I can't remember the site I got it from, but a Google search might turn it up.
ETA: I found it. You can download it from here. http://www.schursastrophotography.co...tartrails.html
The instructions on how to use it are also on that site.
I also found an alternative free downloadable piece of software for the same job, which sounds like it can also be used to make the time lapse video you mentioned. Haven't used it myself so can't vouch for how effective it is, but it might be worth a look.
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Re: Stacking for Star Trails...how best to do it?
Thanks mate, that looks great, I've downloaded both!
Star Trails, the programme, is pretty good actually. Builds the trails image infront of your eyes, and lets you abort mid-process. I was stacking 95 images, but when it got to 36 it looked okay so I stopped it. About 10 seconds per image, so not that fast, but very easy to use.
Can't seem to get the Video bit working though...just says "Error".
But here's the video of the whole stack which I made using Adobe Premier Elements...that works nicely for me.
http://www.vimeo.com/2662205 (Not seen it myself yet, so not sure on the quality.)
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This Paladin deck:
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- does not include any Common, Rare, Epic, or Legendary cards.
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In addition to listing the deck, we will also explain why some cards have been included or excluded, how some of the minions in the deck are best played, and what changes you can make to the deck.
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1. Basic Paladin Deck↑top
Our deck is made up of the following cards.
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1.1. Mana Curve
2. Overview of the Strategy↑top
As a Paladin, you should focus on achieving and maintaining card advantage and board control. To do so, try to constantly make favourable trades with your minions by buffing them with Hand of Protection and Blessing of Kings. Consecration offers you a very good way of clearing the board of weak minions, while Truesilver Champion allows you to deal with bigger threats without getting your minions killed. Board control is the key to winning with this deck.
3. Brief Card Analysis↑top
The deck we listed is quite flexible, meaning that you can make changes to it to better tailor it to your preferences or playstyle, especially where the neutral cards are concerned.
In the sections that follow, we will give you a bit of insight into some of our choices.
3.1. Neutral Cards
The Acidic Swamp Ooze is the only Basic card that allows you to remove an opponent's weapon. When playing against Hunters, Paladins, Rogues, Shamans, and Warriors, you should save this minion and use its Battlecry to destroy your opponent's weapon. If playing against one of the other classes (or if you do not believe your opponent has a weapon), you should simply play this as a 3/2 minion.
The Novice Engineer provides you with extra drawing power. While it is not usually strong enough to trade with most 2-cost cards, it can still kill most 1-cost cards, and having even a 1/1 body on the board can be helpful.
The Shattered Sun Cleric is already a very efficient minion at 3/2 for a cost of 3, but you can use it to buff another one of your minions with +1/+1. This is great since it allows you to have your minions trade up (that is to say, to trade with a higher-costing minion).
The Chillwind Yeti is a very solid 4-cost minion, and it is a regular choice in many high level decks. The Yeti can kill most other 4-cost minions and still survive. As an added bonus, this minion is very good against Priests due to its 4 attack. This is because several Priest spells cannot target 4-attack minions (Shadow Word: Pain and Shadow Madness can only target minions with an attack of 3 or less, and Shadow Word: Death can only target minions with an attack of 5 or more).
While the value of Taunt minions remains debatable, it is usually a good idea to include at least one or two in your deck. The Sen'jin Shieldmasta is among the best Taunt minions in the game, having a very high amount of health for its cost.
The Stormpike Commando's Battlecry allows him to often kill another minion right away. With only 2 health, the Stormpike Commando is unlikely to survive for very long, but his 4 attack makes him menacing enough that your opponent will probably be willing to trade another minion to kill him, netting you a nice advantage.
The Stormwind Champion, in addition to his high stats, also buffs all your other minions with +1/+1. If you can keep this minion up, he will allow most of your other minions to engage in favourable trading with your opponent's minions, and he will create an advantage in your favour.
3.2. Paladin-Specific Cards
We have omitted two Paladin-specific cards from this deck: Blessing of Might and Holy Light. Blessing of Might generally ends up being very short-lived since the minion on whom it is cast generally dies on the very same turn (either trading against a more powerful minion, or being taken out by the opponent). Holy Light simply does not do enough to warrant a spot in the deck.
4. Changelog↑top
- 06 Jul. 2014: The deck has been reviewed and deemed valid for Season 4.
- 26 Jan. 2014: Made a few tweaks and updates to the deck and explanations.


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