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Rumor: Bethesda to announce Prey 2 canning next week
Take this for what it is at the moment (a massive rumor) but Bethesda will apparently announce Prey 2′s cancellation next week.52
Rhinehart: Prey 2 could be "enhanced" for PC
Human Head project lead Chris Rhinehart has said the studio's currently looking at ways to "enhance" the PC version of Prey 2.7
EG Expo: Human Head drops Prey 2 - liveblog from 3pm
Human Head are here in London to show us Prey 2 at Eurogamer Expo. This should be good if you're here, but you have us if you're not. Your 'Preying' ass is covered.2
Third Prey 2 developer commentary trailer released
We're now on the third of a series of trailers about trailers for the upcoming Prey 2.0
Tommy to play an important role in Prey 2
Those worried about whether Tommy will have a presence in Prey 2 or not due to the game having a new playable character, should stop fretting: Human Head has said he has a role to play in the sequel.3
Bethesda releases Prey 2, Skyrim screens to Facebook
In this new Prey 2 screen we finally get a look at Tommy, and the latest from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim shows off the Dunmer or Dark Elf race.4
Quick Shots: Dishonored and Prey 2 screens get out of QuakeCon
Bethesda has released two screens for Arkane's Dishonored to go along with the ones posted yesterday, and five new shots of Human Head's Prey 2 – both of which are display at QuakeCon this weekend. Check 'em out below.2
Prey 2 developer commentary trailer series continues
Bethesda has released the second in a series of developer commentary videos examining Prey 2′s trailers. Yes, trailers about trailers. Why not?4
Bethesda confirms gamescom showings for Skyrim, RAGE, Prey 2
Bethesda's announced that it's to bring The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, RAGE and Prey 2 for showings at its public booth at gamescom in three weeks. Skyrim and Prey 2 are all eyes-on only, but RAGE will be playable ahead of its release in a couple of months time. Bethesda's public booth will be situated […]0
Full Quakecon line-up confirmed, Carmack keynote dated
Bethesda has announced the full Quakecon 2011 line-up, confirming the legendary, 50-hour John Carmack ultra-keynote for 2.00pm local time on August 4.2
Bethesda release commentary videos for Prey 2 trailers
Bethesda's kicked off a series of videos for Prey 2 with commentary from Human Head project lead Chris Reinhart. The videos are based on the trailers released so far for the game. The first clip is based on the live-action trailer that announced the game earlier this year, with Reinhart explaining the ties in the […]0
Bethesda confirms Skyrim, Prey 2, RAGE demos for QuakeCon
Bethesda's just announced three demos for QuakeCon featuring Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, RAGE and Prey 2.8
Bethesda will support Wii U if it's powerful enough
Bethesda Vice President Pete Hines spoke in an interview today about the possibility of bringing Bethesda's big upcoming games to the newly announced Nintendo console.2
Quick Shots - Prey 2 is mysteriously alien
Why look at moving images of Prey 2 when you could admire still ones? Hmm?0
Prey 2 gets E3 gameplay walkthrough
GTTV's posted a gameplay walkthrough for Prey 2 which has one of the game's developers explaining various gameplay elements of the title. The video gives you a proper look at the game, as you learn about the different choices it'll offer you with, the various abilities and gadgets your character will have access to, and […]6
Prey 2 E3 trailer goes live-action
Bethesda's aired the E3 trailer for Prey 2, going along the live-action route for the trailer.12
Role reversal: Becoming the hunter in Prey 2
Bethesda showed off Prey 2 for the first time in front of journalists earlier this month. We went eyes-on with the open-world shooter and speak to Human Head's Jim Sumwalt.7
Prey 2 takes around 15 hours to play through, says Human Head
Developer Human Head has said it will players on average 15 hours to play through Prey 2, if they decide to forgo exploration and side quests.7
Prey 2: Portals and gravity puzzles are out, originality is in - dev explains
Human Head co-founder and Prey 2 project lead Chris Reinhart has stated that the portals and gravity puzzles of the first game have made way for fans to "experience something new in the world".4
Bethesda's pre-E3 event shows Skyrim and more - all details
The embargo lifted on Bethesda's pre-E3 yesterday, revealing masses of new information and media on Skyrim, RAGE, Prey 2 and Brink. Get access to everything after the break.3
Prey 2 Latest
Bethesda release commentary videos for Prey 2 trailers
Bethesda confirms Skyrim, Prey 2, RAGE demos for QuakeCon
Bethesda will support Wii U if it's powerful enough
Quick Shots – Prey 2 is mysteriously alien
Prey 2 gets E3 gameplay walkthrough
Prey 2 E3 trailer goes live-action
Role reversal: Becoming the hunter in Prey 2
Prey 2 takes around 15 hours to play through, says Human Head
Prey 2: Portals and gravity puzzles are out, originality is in – dev explains
Bethesda's pre-E3 event shows Skyrim and more – all details
Human Head hints at narrative DLC for Prey 2
Prey 2 screens get close-encountered in Utah
Quick shots: Prey 2 gets first direct-feed screen, art
Quad Damage: Skyrim leads four in Bethesda's FY2012
Prey 2 to drop portals and gravity shifts for less of a puzzle vibe
First Prey 2 info gets out, inspired by Mirror's Edge
First Prey 2 trailer goes live-action, really fears flying
Prey 2 mag cover features a dude in a hat
Bethesda: Prey 2 not being made with id Tech 5
Prey 2 announced by Bethesda, releasing next year
Prey 2 slated to grace cover of next Joystick magazine
Prey 2 PC and 360 only, Human Head developing
3D Realms: Prey 2 will "leapfrog" Portal
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Three-story project rejected again by community planners, Hillel discussion pushed to February
By Pat Sherman
During a special meeting held Jan. 8 at La Jolla Rec Center, the La Jolla Community Planning Association (LJCPA) rejected a controversial mixed-use project proposed for .27 acres on Girard Avenue (next to the Von's grocery store) that would place a three-story building in Zone 1 of the La Jolla Planned District (within the La Jolla Community Plan), which limits commercial structures to two stories.
LJCPA's Planned District Ordinance (PDO) and Development Permit Review (DPR) subcommittees both voted that findings can not be made to approve a coastal development permit and waive tentative map requirements for the 5,125-square-foot project.
The DPR committee rejected the most recent revision of the plans because members felt the "proposed design is not consistent with either the intent nor the letter of the La Jolla Planned District Ordinance (the community's blueprint for development), which clearly is intended to promote pedestrian-friendly, accessible commercial environments."
It also found the "placement of commercial use is five to seven feet below the sidewalk level (and) not consistent with the PDO requirement that commercial use be placed at the ground floor."
Project architect Phillip Quatrino of PQ Design Studio said the project was approved as a three-story building by the city's Development Services Department in 2011 (and initially by the DPR), though in 2012 the LJCPA returned the item to DPR for further oversight.
Since then, Quatrino said his firm has been working with the city's development services to "craft a structure which meets their definition of basement, ground level commercial (space)."
At the suggestion of city staff, PQ Design continued through the discretionary process with La Jolla's community advisory groups.
The privately owned project site was sold to a developer after Vons — which currently uses it as a parking lot — decided not to purchase it.
LJCPA board member and DPR chair Paul Benton offered a lengthy presentation outlining his objections to the project.
Namely, the applicants are defining the partially submerged first-floor commercial space as a basement (and not a first-story), which would make the project conform with height limits in the municipal code and PDO.
For it to be considered a basement, Benton argued, the amount of vertical space below proposed or existing grade (sidewalk level) must be greater than that of the basement level above the existing or proposed grade. The proposed commercial basement space is seven feet below the existing, sloped grade in some areas, Benton said.
Trustee Jim Fitzgerald said the project does not conform to the definition of a first story defined in the municipal code.
LJCPA Vice-chair Joe LaCava said Proposition D — which placed a height restriction of 30 feet on development in a coastal zone — could be massaged to define the space as a first story. However, he said, La Jolla's PDO is clear on the matter.
A motion rejecting the project, including findings of the DPR and PDO committees, was approved 16-0-1. Another successful motion (15-0-5), made by trustee Gail Forbes, rejected the project based on its dark stain and color palette, which does not conform to pastel shades required of commercial buildings in the PDO.


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Second Half Flurry Leads to 83-67 Victory for Men's Basketball Team
Men's Basketball Loses to Ridgewater 86-67 (Jan. 6)
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Anoka Ramsey Beats Ridgewater
Anoka Ramsey Community College improved their conference record to 6-1 with a win over Ridgewater, Saturday, Jan. 30.
The first half proved to be tightly contested as Anoka-Ramsey took a slim 37-34 lead on Marie Hanson's 3-point buzzer beater.
The second half however was all Anoka-Ramsey. Limiting Ridgewater to 18 points in the second half, Anoka-Ramsey poured in 49 points of their own as they raced to an 86-52 victory.
"We have been trying to improve our defensive toughness lately," says Anoka-Ramsey coach, Dave DeWitt. "You wouldn't have necessarily noticed that for most of the first half, but from the 15 minute mark on Ridgewater had a very difficult time scoring."
Anoka-Ramsey was paced in scoring by Marie Hanson who scored 21 points on the day. Shawnell Vincent and Stephanie Pilgrim each contributed 15 points to the cause. Pilgrim also added eight rebounds including six on the offensive end. Alyssa Silva and Mallory Cramer added another 12 points each. Cramer had quite an all around game as she grabbed nine rebounds, dished out nine assists, and had eight steals in addition to her 12 points. Alex Moore scored 9 points and handed out seven assists. Jenna Anderson rounded out the scoring with two points.
Anoka-Ramsey now stands 18-4 on the season with a 6-1 conference record. In the latest NJCAA National poll the team is ranked sixth.
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SpaceGlasses video promises Tony Stark-style model building
A while back we told you about the amazing promise of a pair of augmented reality glasses from a company called Meta. At the time the device was primarily shown off via a concept video that offered a good deal of excitement to those looking to wearable computers to interact with the virtual world. Now the company has apparently re-named the device SpaceGlasses, and raised the stakes by unveiling yet another concept video that appears to be even more ambitious.
The new video shows wearers of the device playing a game of augmented reality chess, shows a woman designing a vase which she then "places" onto a 3D printer to have made into a real vase, and later offers a look at a game of what appears to be augmented reality laser tag. Other parts of the video show the device helping the wearer to identify people and the companies they're associated with, allowing a person to manipulate a model of 3D terrain, and helping two children to identify various Lego-style parts.
Some of the imagery in the video looks very similar to the fictional lab work of Tony Stark in Iron Man, and that's no accident. On the SpaceGlasses website, the company actually outlines a three-step process: "1. Buy the glasses and connect to your PC 2. Download apps or build your own in Unity 3D 3. You are Tony Stark."
That's a pretty ambitious claim, especially given the things shown off in the video. But the company has started offering the device for pre-order for $667, so the team is apparently confident that it can deliver on the amazing feats shown in the video.
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DALLAS (AP) -- More than a year after being named the lone
finalist to host George W. Bush's presidential library, the wait is
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SMU trustees are to vote Friday on the final agreement with the
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SMU has been negotiating with the library committee on various
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The SMU board's upcoming vote was first reported by Dallas-Fort
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Rachel Roth is a reproductive justice scholar and advocate. As a Soros Justice Fellow, she is writing about the impact of imprisonment on women's reproductive rights. She is the author of the book Making Women Pay: The Hidden Costs of Fetal Rights, co-author of the report Abortion Funding: A Matter of Justice, and a contributor to Defending Justice: An Activist Resource Kit and The Reproductive Justice Briefing Book. Her most recent publication is "She Doesn't Deserve to be Treated Like This": Prisons as Sites of Reproductive Injustice.
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June 23, 2009 - 8:00 am
Will the Senate Judiciary Committee ask Sotomayor about her position on Roe's role in protecting all the rights of pregnant women?
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March 19, 2009 - 9:00 am
Immigrant women's health care is severely compromised by the immigrant detention system, two new reports find.
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October 6, 2008 - 11:02 am
The Supreme Court opened its new term with some good news for women: it rejected an appeal from the state of Missouri, which had hoped for one more chance to defend its unconstitutional policy banning abortions for women in the prison system.
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July 23, 2008 - 7:00 am
A number of local and county police departments are now allowed to arrest people for immigration violations. In Tennessee, a pregnant, undocumented immigrant woman was arrested for driving without a license and gave birth, mostly shackled, in jail focusing new attention on local immigration enforcement.
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April 1, 2008 - 8:44 am
An Arizona state court ruled that a county sheriff's unwritten policy refusing to provide transportation to female prisoners seeking an abortion violated women's rights. Last week the U.S. Supreme Court let the decision stand.
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March 7, 2008 - 11:47 am
The United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has issued its concluding observations on the United States, noting that the U.S. needs to do a better job of reducing racial disparities in sexual and reproductive health.
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March 4, 2008 - 10:07 am
A report released today by the New York Civil Liberties Union discovers that access to reproductive health care services for women in New York jails is unregulated and lacks minimum standards.
by Rachel Roth, RH Reality Check
January 23, 2008 - 10:45 am
In a bit of poetic timing, a federal court of appeals issued a new decision upholding women's rights on the 35th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. The case, Roe v. Crawford, concerns the near total ban on abortion access implemented by the Missouri prison system in 2005.
by Rachel Roth, RH Reality Check
December 11, 2007 - 8:16 am
What do prisons have to do with reproductive rights? As it turns out, plenty. Prisons, jails, and immigration detention facilities are part of an expanding array of institutions that shape women's reproductive lives.
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September 24, 2007 - 7:47 am
Women in prison are constitutionally entitled to abortion services, but prisons repeatedly stand in the way of women seeking to exercise that right.


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Super sexy, super stretchhhhhhy
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My initial response when I opened the box this arrived in was laughter. Lots of it!! It looked like a support bandage, nothing special, and I thought it was going to be my first experience of a Lovehoney return.
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Lol my sis just ate 1 of these
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A street-level anti-violence program employee arrested in December was indicted by a federal grand jury Tuesday.
A federal grand jury indicted Levar Mullen, 36, of Baltimore, for being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition. He was an employee of Safe Streets at the time of his arrest.
Mullen was arrested in December during a traffic stop in which police said they found drugs and a stolen gun.
Mullen faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. If he is determined to be an armed career criminal, he faces a mandatory minimum of 15 years in prison and a maximum of life in prison.
Mullen remains in state custody and his initial appearance in federal court in Baltimore is expected to be scheduled next week.
Safe Streets hires ex-cons and streetwise individuals to talk to young people in the community. Officials said it has been effective in slowing violence in some troubled areas.
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August 27, 2014 By Mark Walters, McClatchy News Service
Adams County's IT staff is continuing a $680,000 digital infrastructure upgrade that will bring the county out of its roughly seven-year technological lag.
For the fiber optics and software, the county paid $330,000, roughly $30,000 less than it had budgeted, said Marty Qually, Adams County commissioner.
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Some things are far in the making, and this Spring photoshoot is no exception. I've kept these photos under wraps since last July {if you can believe that!} and for good reason. I took some truly special people to capture the beauty of the sunlight and new heirloomed linen Collection.
We crammed a lot into this day-long photoshoot, with a prelude of coffee shop planning sessions, style board sketches, and trip to both the farmers market & the wholesale florist. I found a new love of scabiosa in these floral blooms. A swarm of angry hornets and a sting led to a quick location change at the farm, and a 400 lb pig who devoured the vast majority of fresh fruit & raw veggies, and a few of our florals made for a more "simple" look on the final tablescape. But, all in all the final outcome was perfection. Big thanks to the photographic talents of Heidi Geldhauser & the styling {and modeling} by Christina Loucks for making this come to life!
Spring in the South is simply beautiful. It reminds me of brunches, picnics, impromptu backyard barbeques, romantic weddings and light, fragrant cocktails. The simplicity of the heirloomed Collection is meant to capture these special moments.
Stay tuned and tomorrow I'll share my favorite staples for Spring entertaining in the South!
Inspired by my love for summer whites, I think it's time for a little IceMilk Aprons giveaway {don't you think?}
I feel that my obsession to pin, pin, pin as of late has taken away some time from my other lovely friends on Facebook and Twitter so I have decided to give a little love back that way. And, if you must know, summer is my all-time favorite season {90-degree weather and all}.
It's a simple little giveaway for one of my very favorite aprons – the Frosty Tin Marshmallows – inspired by my Grandmother's tasty little frozen mint salad treats.
Summer always brings something to celebrate – good times with family & friends at the lake or beach, and weddings too! Lots of home-cooking with all those fresh summer fruits & veggies, too. And, I hope an heirloom apron only adds to your entertaining fun!
Hope you'll partake for a chance to win!
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Apparently, Ryan Jenkins wasn't the first alleged killer to finagle his way onto a dating show. In 1978, Rodney Alcala appeared on "The Dating Game." A good looking dude with long, curly hair, he was Bachelor #1. Host Jim Lange introduced him as, "a successful photographer who got his start when his father found him in the dark room at the age of 13, fully developed. Between takes you might find him skydiving or motor-cycling." Contestant Cheryl Bradshaw liked that. "What's your best time?" she asked him. Alcala answered back, "The best time is at night." Alcala was charming, and Cheryl picked him out of the three guys. Later, though, she refused to go out on an actual date with him.
Good call, Cheryl. At the time of his appearance on the show, Alcala had been convicted of raping an 8-year-old girl 10 years earlier. And a few months after the show, he graduated to killing. He abducted and murdered a 12-year-old girl, and killed four more women in total. He was only found guilty of these crimes last month. He's currently representing himself to try to avoid the death penalty. Keep reading »


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It's hard enough to know when a bull market will emerge. It's even more difficult to determine which industries will lead the charge.
The two tables below show whether the funds and groups that led the 2002 to 2007 bull market might pull off a repeat performance.
The table of investment objectives illustrates that a worldwide view proved a winning strategy. Emerging market funds were a slam dunk, as they accounted for 26% of the top 200 performers. Non-U.S. funds made up 34%, and global equity funds -- those with foreign and domestic holdings -- accounted for 3%.Add the 12% that came from energy and natural resources, and the 10% from precious metals -- both groups have high international exposure -- and close to 85% of the top 200 performers had at least some foreign flavor. Another table shows the recent performance of mutual funds that rose the most during the bull market. All have been hammered over the past year. But each of the globally focused funds has outperformed the S&P 500 index over the past three months. A clue to hidden strength can be seen in the summary of major indexes at the bottom of the table. Gauges representing the pure equity categories were led by the MSCI emerging markets index, off 4.8% during the past three months, significantly better than the 17% decline suffered by the S&P 500. But while only two of the globally focused bull-market leaders have declined by double-digit percentages over the most recent three months, seven of the U.S. leaders are down 10% or more.
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Shawn McLoughlin most recently served as the sales manager for a major distributor.
New York State Broadcasters Tap Donovan as President and Executive Director
Since 2001, Donovan served as president of MSTV.
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The SBE founder and former Radio magazine technical editor is honored by the society he founded.
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Aphex Expands Engineering Team
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Radio magazine's Erin Shipps Receives INKY Award
Shipps received the Unsung Behind the Scenes Hero award for media covering the radio industry.
Kelly, Lebermann and Thomas Elected SBE Fellows
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General Cable adds two to Gepco International Sales Team
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Jack Hoeppner Dies
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WohlerAppoints Descoteau as VP of Sales for North America
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Aphex Appoints National Sales Managers
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Telos Alliance Makes Three Appointments
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Art Constantine Dies in Traffic Accident
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Michigan Broadcasters Recognize Engineering Achievements for 2011
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Genachowski Considered for Commerce Secretary Post
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I was asked recently about back carries with a mei tai. High back carries are good for smaller babies once you adventure into the world of back carrying (they need great head and neck control at minimum) and it great for when you don't want to tie the waist knot at your belly (upset stomach, pregnancy, etc). Aiden likes it because he can see over my shoulder.
High Back Carry
I tied the waist knot just below my boobs. When Aiden was smaller I would sometimes tie it above my boobs!
And to compare, here's a picture of back carry with the waist straps tied at my waist:
I didn't do it this time, but it is possible to tie a chest belt for many people when doing a high back carry, which helps some people back carry for longer. If you're having issues with being comfortable with back carries, chest bests often help.
One version of a chest belt:
Another version of a chest belt (sometime called 'tibetan'):
You can also buy separate piece best belts or steal one from a SSC (soft sided carrier).
That's awesome!
I got one in my home-made mai tai carrier of when I am pg. This one is a little lower, but DD is bigger here (about 12-13 months) and I tied it below my belly.
ETA: I cropped that. Maybe it'll catch up to itself.
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Jackie, I'm sorry but that tibetan does not look very comfortable.
Anna that's a great picture for BWing while pregnant! Thanks so much for sharing.
I should find a better picture for it though than what I posted. It does look off in the picture.
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Found a high back carry photo from when DS was 3 months old! I could have definitely have gotten him up a little higher. Notice how it's tied above my boobs.
See, I always think the high back carry looks more comfortable (for baby and mom). Is there an advantage to a low back carry?
I cannot wait to try back carries this time around. I didn't explore that at all with my DD but I really see how it could come in handy.
There is a big difference in how it wears to me. I prefer to have more weight transferred to my waist and hips since when I back carry I tend to do it for longer amounts of time. I do have some back issues which get worse as more weight is on my shoulders. What works best for one person doesn't necessarily work best for someone else.
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I'm curious, did you find a way of stopping phones from working through it whilst still allowing tablets and laptops?
EDIT: That said, i guess they'll just use their 3G signal, i guess it's lose/lose on that front for me then.
We already allow students to use their phones for specific tasks. Survey monkey is a good example. This will just make that access universal to all students if needed.
Will see how it goes anyway, byod is entirely new to me and may be a big success or a complete failure :) We will see....
We use aruba for our managed wireless, one of its options is a captive portal (basically a web page with a login) when you connect to a seperate guest SSID.
You can create users manually using the admin console and give them an end date as well. Very easy to use from my experience.
We are just going to create users as they are needed.
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The ruling issued in March by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services touches nearly every aspect of the COF's operation. Rather than sitting back and waiting to be told how to deal with changes within its industry, it is leading the way on finding new solutions that both protect the people it serves, its employees and its funding.
CMS's "Final Rule" is based on the Americans with Disabilities Act and what is known as the Supreme Court's "Olmstead Decision" which provides the lawful backing to ensure equal rights and full integration of people who have disabilities, Chris Patton said in a previous Herald report on the coming changes. Many people, including those at COF, may disagree with the direction of the rulings but they are adhering to them so they can create solutions with the least negative impact on the people it serves.
The ruling essentially implies those people with developmental disabilities are better served by being integrated with the general population for work and residential living rather than being in a sheltered environment of working primarily with other people who share a disability and are assisted by paid staff workers. This new method may work fine for higher functioning disabled people but not for the balance of them many of whom may not enjoy the supportive and accepting environment they currently work in at COF's sheltered workshop. Outside that workshop some developmentally disabled people are bullied and otherwise mistreated.
It would be great to eliminate bullying but until that happens mainstreaming the developmentally disabled certainly has some downsides too.
Patton and his management team and board members intend to implement a new business model using existing staff to meet the criteria established by Medicaid, which provides 90 percent of its funding, albeit not as singular building-focused. The new business model calls for the same services umbrella but undertaken by people not in the employ of the primary provider. In some cases, the changes may seem more like moving the proverbial deck chairs around rather than making a real change though it clearly will be by mandate more complicated.
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The real winners were announced last night at the 48th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards. But here are a few more honors from the telecast you should feel free to weigh in on: READ FULL STORY
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John Mayer announces first post throat surgery tour
Remember when John Mayer released Born and Raised last year? If you don't, that's probably because Mayer was sidelined by vocal problems that led to multiple throat surgeries, months of vocal rest, and the cancelation of most all of his promotional efforts.
He wasn't completely invisible—he did show up to play guitar with Frank Ocean on SNL last year—but he laid pretty low most of the time.
He's apparently back in good health; during a Google+ Hangout last night, Mayer revealed a 40-date tour—his first in three years. The trek kicks off April 25 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and will keep him intermittently on the road into October.
In an interview with Billboard, Mayer talked about his extended hiatus and the frustration that set in when he couldn't speak for weeks on end. "I was forced to type on my iPad to communicate anything," Mayer told the magazine. "It wasn't liberating. Is breaking your leg liberating? No. All complexity is gone when you don't have a choice."
Check out all of Mayer's upcoming tour dates below. And while you're at it, watch the video for "Shadow Days," one of the more underrated rock singles from 2012. READ FULL STORY
John Mayer, Christina Aguilera among Rock Hall of Fame performers
John Mayer, Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Hudson are among the stars set to perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.
Mayer will perform in honor of Albert King with Gary Clark Jr., then induct the late bluesman. Aguilera and Hudson will salute Donna Summer. Foo Fighters Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins will induct Rush and hall of fame member Don Henley will induct Randy Newman at the April 18 ceremony in Los Angeles.
Public Enemy and Heart will also enter the hall of fame, along with lifetime achievement award winners Quincy Jones and Lou Adler. More performers and presenters will be announced later.
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Shooter Jennings took to Twitter yesterday to bash the "Your Body is a Wonderland" singer's guitar skills, country cred, and overall douche-y ways. The "Wild & Lonesome" rocker, who was apparently enraged by a Rolling Stone article on Mayer, also indirectly attacked Mayer's girlfriend Katy Perry in his string of insults. The instigator offered only a semi-apology to the Twitterwerse for "sh**-talking" about Mayer's "narcissistic drivel," then re-tweeted Mayer's fans' tweets attacking him. Click below for some NSFW tweeting. READ FULL STORY
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Tony Bennett might be the most active 86-year-old you know.
The iconic singer has enjoyed an enviable career spanning 60 years (and counting), and lately he's become renowned for his many duets and collaborative endeavors. And now Bennett's set to release an introspective documentary that'll shed light on his many artistic ambitions.
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Odd Future alum and breakout R&B star Frank Ocean tweeted earlier that John Mayer will join him for his performance on SNL's season opener this Saturday.
Though Mayer's recent headlines have focused more on his hair and his love life than his music, the rocker did collaborate with Ocean on Channel Orange's "White."
SNL hasn't confirmed Ocean's claim, but I'd be willing to bet that the premiere (hosted by Seth McFarlane) packs a few surprises.
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John Mayer, Gregg Allman, Dierks Bentley and several other musicians are getting together to pay tribute to the late Levon Helm.
The "Love for Levon" benefit concert will be held Oct. 3 at the Izod Center in East Rutherford, N.J. It will include performances from such artists as My Morning Jacket, Ray LaMontagne, Eric Church, Patty Griffin, Bruce Hornsby, Mavis Staples, and Joe Walsh. READ FULL STORY
Album Sales: Adele's spends a 24th week at No. 1; Alan Jackson and the Beach Boys score top debuts
Have you seen your grandpa lately? If he's not smoking his pipe in the front porch rocker, you may want to check your local Best Buy; there's a good chance he's there picking up some new tunes by Alan Jackson, The Beach Boys, Neil Young, or even old soul Adele, who topped the Billboard 200 this week for the 24th time with her blockbuster album 21.
Of course, the chart didn't only appeal to septuagenarians (not that there's anything wrong with that) — acts like Big K.R.I.T., One Direction, Curren$y, and Brandi Carlile muscled their way into the upper tier as well.
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Album Sales: John Mayer holds on to No. 1, One Direction makes chart history
John Mayer may be feeling dumpy and "humiliated" about that big meanie Taylor Swift, but the fact that his fifth album, Born and Raised, has just logged a second week atop the Billboard 200 should cheer him up.
The reformed(?) rocker's twangified set sold 65,000 copies this week, holding off Adele and One Direction, as well as new releases from Regina Spektor, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, and Sigur Rós, all of whom landed high in the top 10.
One thing Mayer couldn't hold off? One Direction's DVD release of Up All Night: The Live Tour, which sold 76,000 copies. As Yahoo's Paul Grein explains, this marks the first time ever that the No. 1 music DVD release has outsold the No. 1 album.
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For the first time fashion designer Umit Benan showed his collection in Paris, after having been a Milan regular for many years. For Fall 2014 the designer proposed a 1940s Americana-themed collection, with heavy baseball influences. If Givenchy was all about basketball, then Benan was all about baseball and staying in the sport's terminology, hit a home run with the looks. Vintage tailoring was combined with a beautiful set of colors and fabrics that represent the era too well. Overall Umit Benan continued to push his relaxed oversized fits, yet did also not lose his elegant touch.
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Grace Li is a junior at Glenda Dawson High School in Pearson, Texas. She is a writer as well as the founder of We Care Act, which helps school children recover from disasters and engages youth around the world to help others in need. Grace is a member of the 2011 PARADE All-America High School Service Team, an award recognizing outstanding young service leaders presented by Parade Magazine in partnership with generationOn, the global youth enterprise of Points of Light.
I think May 15 was the first time I went outside since the end of winter. The temperature was well past 100 degrees, and even a massive amount of sunscreen didn't keep my skin from burning. To most people, May was considered part of the spring, but in Texas, we only have two seasons—summer and not-summer. Maybe it was because of the heat that I saw the news before most of my friends in other states. While they were out having fun, I was suffering from heat stroke. On the afternoon of May 13, 2008, I was at home attempting to complete my homework when I decided to take a break and watch TV, but when I turned it on, the screen lit up with images of carnage and destruction, in Sichuan, China. My plans for Disney Channel were crushed as I stared, riveted, at the TV, the reporter's words painting a scene of sorrow and loss just as effectively as the images.
It was at that point that I knew I had to do something, and so that very weekend, my siblings (all between 13 and 17 years old) and I drew up a newsletter to the best of our ability. We went outside with our decorated shoebox-turned-donation box and traveled door-to-door asking for donations. Our main motive was to get the word out that a disaster, a massive earthquake, had struck Sichuan, China, because in our small town what happened outside our little bubble usually went unnoticed. I hesitate to say it was a success in terms of money raised, but this first mission sparked something in me, and strengthened my resolve that I needed to go out there and do something to change the world.
Since then, my organization, We Care Act, has gone from a small, backyard charity of five people (that's the number in our family!) to more than 100 team leaders from five countries. The span of what we've done still astonishes me, because I never would've believed that I, a child of now 16 years of age, would be able to do any more than get good grades or hang out with friends.
Although community service is typically thought of as in the benefit of others, I, and anyone else who has poured all their hopes and dreams into a project for disaster victims or anything else, knows that doing service is irresistible—once I started, I've never been able to stop.
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5K and 1 Mile walk beginning at Russell Stover on Decatur Pike right off Exit 49 from I-75. Run starts at 8:30 AM and registration begins at 8:00 AM Awards will be given in age brackets of 13-UNDER, 14-19,20-29,30-39,49-49,50-59, 60 AND OVER TROPHYS FOR OVERALL MALE/ FEMALE, MEDALS FOR 1ST PLACE AND 2ND PLACE IN EACH BRACKET MALE /FEMALE, AND RIBBONS FOR 3RD
Goodie bags with runner socks, cups, etc will be given to each registered participant along with the Run Shirt The race course is a mostly flat course thru the countryside.
Additional Date Information8:30 am
Fees20.00 before March 1 and 25.00 after
Map & Direction
Saturday, March 16, 2013 @ 8:30 AM (EDT)
Russell Stover Parking Lot in Athens, TN 2604 Decatur Pike Athens, TN 37303Get Directions